Sudan authorizes new categories of Brazilian agricultural products
Sudan's health authority authorized the entry of meat, poultry products, breeding animals, and bovine and buffalo genetic material from Brazil.
The Sudanese health authority authorized the importation of new categories of Brazilian agricultural products, expanding the range of animal-origin goods that may access the African country's market. The announcement was published on October 21, 2026, by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE).
The authorization includes day-old chicks and fertile eggs, as well as meat, meat products, and offal from poultry, cattle, and goats. The approval also covers cattle and buffalo intended for breeding.
Trade may also involve bovine and buffalo embryos produced using in vitro and in vivo techniques. As a result, the opening encompasses products intended for consumption as well as items associated with animal reproduction and the establishment of herds and flocks.
The health authorization expands export possibilities, but operations remain subject to compliance with the documentary and sanitary requirements applicable to each product. The published information does not indicate volumes, values, contracts, or dates for the start of shipments.