BRAZIL

ABPA announces record pork exports during opening of SIAVS

Pork

The International Animal Protein Exhibition (SIAVS) began this week, in São Paulo (SP). With the participation of over 100 Brazilian brands from companies and cooperatives that produce and export poultry, pigs, cattle, eggs and fish, the presence of delegations from around 50 countries and an extensive program of symposiums and panels, the event is considered one of the largest meetings of the sector in the world.

Posted on Aug 08 ,00:15

ABPA announces record pork exports during opening of SIAVS

At the opening ceremony, ministers, three governors, parliamentarians and representatives of the national production chain were present. In his opening speech, Ricardo Santin, president of the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), organizer of the event, announced the record of more than 120 thousand tons of Brazilian pork exported in the month of July alone.

Santin also highlighted the importance of pig farming and poultry farming for the national economy. Together, the segments are responsible for a gross annual production value that exceeds R$350 billion, in addition to generating more than 10 million jobs, both direct and indirect. Over the last 30 years, the chain has also generated R$1.5 trillion in tax revenue from exports.

"We provide wealth, employment and income, and we boost the development of regions that are today a reference because of the strength of this production chain", said the president of the entity. With an optimistic speech, reinforcing the resilience and strength of Brazilian agriculture, Santin also listed the main challenges and opportunities for the country to further expand its representation on the global stage through agribusiness.

This Tuesday, hours before the opening of SIAVS, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) officially declared the end of the state of animal health emergency in Rio Grande do Sul due to Newcastle disease, identified in the municipality of Anta Gorda on July 17 .

Present at the event, Minister Carlos Fávaro took the opportunity to highlight the organization of the segment and the partnership between the Brazilian state and entities such as ABPA to quickly resolve the case. "It has been just over 20 days since we identified this situation and it has been resolved", he said. "This shows the importance of the organization and structure we have in the animal protein chain", he added, also highlighting transparency throughout the process.

The commitment to biosecurity was also one of the differences mentioned by the president of ABPA. However, according to him, progress needs to be made on other fronts. At the end of the event, the entity delivered to the minister and other authorities present a document with the sector's intentions for Brazil to increase not only its international competitiveness, but also the productivity and efficiency of production in the field.

In the 2024 edition, for the first time SIAVS integrates all links in the animal protein chain, with the inclusion of representatives from the beef, fish and milk chain — in partnership with the Brazilian Association of Meat Exporting Industries (ABIEC) and the Brazilian Fish Farming Association (Peixe BR).

In addition to Minister Carlos Fávaro, the opening ceremony was attended by the Minister of Agrarian Development and Family Agriculture, Paulo Teixeira, the governors of Rio Grande do Sul, Eduardo Leite, of Santa Catarina, Jorginho Mello, and of Paraná, Ratinho Jr.; the senator and former minister Tereza Cristina, the president of the Parliamentary Front for Agriculture, deputy, Pedro Lupion; the Secretary of Agriculture of São Paulo, Guilherme Piai; the Secretary of Agrarian Development of Pernambuco, Cícero Moraes; between others.

The opening lecture was given by economist Eduardo Gianetti, who analyzed the current scenario and the global challenges that open up opportunities for agribusiness and the Brazilian animal protein sector.

 NEWSLETTER - Stay informed with the latest news!

Comments





Similar articles

BRAZIL

JBS closes 2nd quarter of 2024 with record Net Revenue of R$100 billion

JBS also recorded EBITDA of R$9.9 billion , compared to R$4.5 billion recorded in the s...


Read more Read more
AUSTRALIA

Australia: Goatmeat export surges amid record slaughter

Year-to-date slaughter is tracking 27% above last year’s figures, suggesting that annual go...


Read more Read more
CHILE

Chile: Congress unanimously approved AMA and the Interim Trade Agreement with the EU

With 38 votes in favour, one abstention and none against, the Senate approved the agreement that ...


Read more Read more
Websolutions by Angular Software and SpiderClass