Brazil's Livestock Forecast to 2025: Production and Export Growth

Eggs: Steady Growth

Brazil's egg production is projected to reach 62 billion in 2025, up 7.5% from 2024. In 2026, this figure could reach 65 billion (+4.8%). Egg exports will also show significant growth, rising to 40,000 tonnes (+116.6%) in 2025 and to 45,000 tonnes (+12.5%) in 2026. Domestic per capita egg consumption will increase from 269 to 288 in 2025 (+7.1%) and to 306 in 2026 (+6.3%). This will place Brazil among the world's top ten per capita egg consumers for the first time. Poultry

MEAT : Steady Demand

Chicken production in Brazil is expected to reach 15.4 million tonnes in 2025, up 2.9% from 2024. In 2026, production could increase to 15.7 million tonnes (+2%). ExportsChicken meat production is forecast at 5.2 million tonnes in 2025 (down 2% from 2024), with a possible increase to 5.5 million tonnes in 2026 (up 5.8%). Domestic supply of chicken is expected to increase to 10.2 million tonnes (up 5.4%), with per capita consumption reaching 47.8 kg in 2025 and remaining at this level in 2026. This indicates stable demand in both domestic and foreign markets.

Pork: New Records

Pork production in Brazil is forecast at 5.42 million tonnes in 2025, up 2.2% from 2024, and at 5.55 million tonnes in 2026 (up 2.4%). Pork exports are also expected to grow: 1.45 million tonnes in 2025 (+7.2%) and 1.55 million tonnes in 2026 (+7%). Domestic pork supply will remain stable at around 4 million tonnes, with per capita consumption of 18.7 kg in 2025 and 18.8 kg in 2026. The pork sector is expected to reach record levels in production, consumption, and exports, strengthening Brazil's position on the international stage. The leading role of the Philippines and growing supplies to Mexico, Singapore, and South American countries contribute to this success.

Therefore, 2025 promises to be a successful year for Brazilian livestock production. With increased production and exports, as well as increased domestic consumption, Brazil is well on its way to strengthening its position in the global market. ABPA forecasts highlight the importance of adapting to challenges such as animal diseases and the need to maintain high product quality standards to meet growing demand both domestically and internationally.