Brazil secures opening of equine market to Bolivia

The Brazilian government has opened its equine market to Bolivia, a move that strengthens the national livestock industry and creates new opportunities for national breeders. The decision, officially made by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and the General Coordination of Equine Health, allows for the export of Brazilian animals and genetic material to Bolivia. The trade will adhere to strict health protocols, ensuring quality and safety. This development is seen as a significant achievement by the Brazilian Federation of Breed Animal Breeders Associations (Febrac), highlighting the international recognition of the quality of Brazilian horses and the genetic excellence developed in the country.

The federal government announced the opening of the Brazilian equine market to Bolivia, consolidating yet another achievement for the national livestock industry. The measure was made official by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa), through the General Coordination of Equine Health, and represents a significant advance for the export of Brazilian animals and genetic material. The negotiation was conducted by the Department of Animal Health (DSA) in partnership with Bolivian health authorities, establishing health protocols to ensure the quality and safety of the trade. Bolivia joins other countries that already import horses from Brazil, strengthening the sector and creating new opportunities for national breeders. For the Brazilian Federation of Breed Animal Breeders Associations (Febrac), the opening of this new market reaffirms the international recognition of the quality of Brazilian horses and the genetic excellence developed in the country. The president of the ...