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Brazil strengthens its presence in the Peruvian market with nine new refrigeration plants enabled

The Peruvian government, through the "Servicio Nacional de Sanidad Agraria" (SENASA), authorized nine new meatpacking plants in Brazil to export products to the country on January 14. Since January 2023, Peru has been importing pork from the state of Acre. With the new authorizations, the product will also be exported by units in Goiás, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraná and São Paulo. For poultry meat, a production plant was added in Rio Grande do Sul. In 2024, Brazil exported an additional US$ 755 million in agricultural products to the Peruvian market. This amount includes, in addition to proteins, products such as soybeans, textile fibers, fruits, nuts and dairy products. Meat exports from Brazil to the country exceeded US$ 141 million last year. With the opening of new cold storage plants, a significant increase in pork and poultry exports is expected, benefiting the entire production chain. These results are the result of joint work between the Ministry of Agriculture and

The Brazilian pig industry is on track to achieve its 8th consecutive year of production growth in 2025. It boatst notable increases in exports and stable domestic consumption per capita. Since 1980, pork production in Brazil has surged by over 440%, climbing from 995,000 tonnes to 5.35 million tonnes in 2024. For 2025, pork production is