The Brazilian government has concluded sanitary negotiations that will allow Brazil to export new products to Malaysia, Kenya, and Turkey. In Malaysia, health authorities have authorized the export of egg products intended for animal feed. In 2025, the country imported approximately US$1.2 billion in agricultural products from Brazil, notably products from the sugar and ethanol complex, coffee, cereals, flours, and preparations. For Kenya, Brazilian exports of fishmeal and fish oils, blood-derived ingredients, animal-derived flours and fats, and flavorings intended for animal feed have been authorized. In 2025, Brazil exported approximately US$57 million in agricultural products to the country, notably products from the sugar and ethanol complex, forestry products, cereals, flours, and preparations. In Turkey, the new authorizations include the export of roasted baru nuts and bovine genetic material, as well as fish, fish oil, and other aquatic animals intended for animal feed. The country imported approximately US$3.2 billion worth of Brazilian agricultural products in 2025, mainly products from the soybean complex, coffee, fibers, and textiles. With these announcements, Brazilian agribusiness has reached 651 market openings since the beginning of 2023.
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