Brazil’s Egg Exports Skyrocket 271% as U.S. and Japan Grapple with Supply Crises

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
reports
disease-free status to fill global gaps
The U.S
imports 2,800 metric tons of Brazilian eggs, yielding $6.3 million, as avian influenza kills 170 million birds since 2022.Japan follows with
371 metric tons, up 300% from last year, seeking safe supplies after culling 10 million birds
134% increase, earning $28.3 million, up 153%
The U.S
offset losses, stabilizing the industry
271% as U.S
and Japan Grapple with Supply Crises
The U.S
considers using imported eggs for direct consumer sales to ease high prices, a shift from processed food use
trusted supplier.Despite export growth, Brazil ensures domestic supply, with per capita consumption at 300 eggs annually.Rising production
costs may increase local prices, but shortages seem unlikely