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Brazil Chicken Exports Surge to EU Amid Trade Deadline Fears
28 Jul
Summary
- Brazil's chicken exports to the EU rose 51% in the first half of 2026.
- Shipments increased significantly ahead of a crucial September deadline.
- A potential halt in meat trade with the EU is looming over Brazil.
Brazil, a leading global chicken exporter, has observed a substantial increase in its chicken shipments to the European Union. During the initial six months of 2026, the country exported over 189,000 tons of chicken to the EU. This volume represents a 51% increase compared to the same period in the prior year.
These heightened exports are occurring in the context of an approaching September deadline. Failure to meet upcoming regulations could result in a complete cessation of meat trade between Brazil and the EU bloc. The current surge in shipments suggests a strategic effort by Brazilian exporters to maximize trade before potential restrictions are imposed.
