Brazil secures new market openings in Peru and the Philippines

The Brazilian government has concluded negotiations that will allow exports of new agricultural products to Peru and the Philippines.

In Peru, authorities approved imports of pepper seeds from the Capsicum baccatum species, including varieties such as dedo-de-moça red chili, cumari and cambuci.

In 2025, Brazil exported more than $729 million in agricultural products to Peru, led by forest products, chicken meat, soybean oil and coffee.

In the case of the Philippines, the market opening covers exports of corn distillers dried grains, or DDG, a product widely used in animal feed. The country imported more than $1.8 billion in Brazilian agricultural products in 2025.

With these announcements, Brazilian agribusiness has reached 557 market openings since the start of 2023.

Source: Brazil’s Agriculture Ministry