Brazil Egg Consumption Projected to Reach Record High in 2026
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Updated Oct 16
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What happened
The Brazilian Association of Animal Protein reported that egg consumption in Brazil has more than doubled in two decades. The association projects that Brazilian production will reach 64.8 billion eggs in 2026, which is 4.1% higher than the 2025 output. Per capita consumption is forecast to rise to 301 eggs per inhabitant, marking a 4.5% growth.
From thepoultrysite.com
Why it matters
The trend reflects the egg's status as an affordable and versatile protein for Brazilian families. This growth is attributed to the modernization of the production chain and sector efforts to expand the supply of quality food.
From thepoultrysite.com
Who's involved
- Ricardo Santinresearcher who commented on general consumption trends
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Ricardo Santin
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