Brazil Secures New Market Access for Agricultural Products in Vietnam, Malaysia, Turkey and Barbados

The Brazilian government has concluded sanitary negotiations that will allow exports of new Brazilian agricultural products to Vietnam, Malaysia, Turkey and Barbados.

In Vietnam, authorization to export bovine red offal expands opportunities for Brazil’s agribusiness industry and creates additional commercial outlets for livestock products. In 2025, Vietnam imported $3.5 billion worth of Brazilian agricultural goods and ranked among the five leading destinations for the country’s agricultural exports.

New Market Access for Brazilian Agricultural Products in Malaysia

In Malaysia, the authorizations cover the state of Sarawak and include bovine and buffalo embryos produced in vivo and in vitro, bovine semen, live cattle for breeding, as well as pork and pork products. The market opening creates opportunities for Brazil’s animal genetics industry, with the potential to improve productivity in the local livestock sector, while also expanding pork supply options. In 2025, Malaysia imported $1.1 billion worth of Brazilian agricultural products.

In Turkey, authorization to export live buffalo for breeding or slaughter opens up opportunities for Brazil’s buffalo farming industry in a country with a tradition of raising these animals for meat and milk production. In 2025, Turkey imported $3.2 billion worth of Brazilian agricultural goods.

In Barbados, approval of the health certificate for exports of beef, beef products and bovine offal creates opportunities for Brazil’s livestock industry in the Caribbean market. Brazilian agricultural exports to Barbados totaled approximately $11 million in 2025.

With this announcement, Brazil’s agribusiness sector has secured 728 market openings for Brazilian agricultural products across 100 destinations since the beginning of 2023.

Source: Mapa

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