South Africa authorizes 19 Brazilian meatpacking plants to export meat

The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock in Brazil has announced that 19 additional meat processing plants have been approved to export their products to South Africa, covering beef, pork, horse meat, and poultry. This brings the total number of authorized Brazilian establishments to 28, all located in nine states with the majority in São Paulo. The new authorizations allow for the export of various meats, with the bulk being beef. Brazil is projected to remain the world's leading meat exporter in 2024, having already exceeded 7 billion tons since the start.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock reported that 19 Brazilian meat processing plants have been authorized to export beef, pork, horse meat and poultry to South Africa. With the new authorizations, the total number of Brazilian establishments authorized to ship animal proteins to the African country has reached 28. The list includes companies that have had their certification conditions updated. With the new authorizations, the total number of Brazilian establishments authorized to export to South Africa has reached 28, including those that have had their certification conditions updated. The new authorizations are located in nine Brazilian states. São Paulo leads the list with six meat processing plants, followed by Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná, Mato Grosso do Sul, Santa Catarina, Minas Gerais, Bahia, ...