NextFin news, On Thursday, September 4, 2025, the European Union (EU) officially recognized Brazil as free from avian influenza, enabling the resumption of Brazilian chicken meat exports to the EU market. This decision was announced in Brussels, Belgium, following assessments by EU health authorities.
The recognition comes after Brazil demonstrated effective control and eradication of avian flu outbreaks that had previously led to import restrictions by the EU. The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture confirmed the EU's decision, highlighting the country's compliance with international animal health standards.
The EU's move to lift the ban on Brazilian poultry imports is expected to restore a significant trade flow between Brazil and the EU, benefiting Brazilian poultry producers and exporters. The decision follows rigorous inspections and evaluations conducted by EU veterinary officials to ensure the safety and health standards of Brazilian poultry products.
Brazil is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of chicken meat, and the EU is a key market. The resumption of trade is anticipated to positively impact Brazil's poultry sector and bilateral trade relations.
According to Reuters, the EU's recognition was officially communicated on Thursday, September 4, 2025, marking an important step in the recovery of Brazil's poultry export market to Europe.
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