Brazilian egg exports, including both fresh and processed eggs, totaled 3,076 tons in January, according to the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein (ABPA). This figure is 30.91% higher than the 2,357 tons shipped during the same period in 2025.<\/p>\n
In terms of revenue, shipments generated US$6.408 million in the first month of the year, a performance 53.11 times higher than that obtained in January of last year, which was US$4.186 million.<\/p>\n
Among the main destinations of the month, the United Arab Emirates stand out, having increased its imports by 34%, rising from 783<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nABPA President Ricardo Santin: \u201cThe significant growth in Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Chile, and Mexico indicates greater diversification and reduced concentration, which brings more stability to the sector\u201d \u2013 Photo: Mario Castello<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
tons in January 2025 to 1,051 tons in January 2026.<\/p>\n
Japan showed significant growth, with an increase of 2671 TP4T in imported volume (from 205 to 752 tons), followed by Chile, with an increase of 1841 TP4T (from 130 to 371 tons), and Mexico, with an increase of 651 TP4T (from 172 to 284 tons). \u201cThe numbers show a clear recovery in destinations. We observed a slowdown in markets that had atypical behavior last year, such as the United States, while Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America recovered their share. The significant growth in Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Chile, and Mexico indicates greater diversification and reduced concentration, which brings more stability to the sector. This is a consistent movement of consolidation of the export culture, focusing on markets with higher added value and more predictable contracts,\u201d analyzes the president of ABPA, Ricardo Santin.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n