The General Authority for Veterinary Services has accredited 42 Brazilian beef and poultry exporters to export their goods to Egypt after four months of negotiations, according to the Brazil-Arab News Agency. The authority also renewed the accreditation of 95 exporters to expand Egypt’s supplier base amid global fears of food supply shortages. Egypt relies heavily on Brazil to secure its beef needs and was the third top importer of Brazilian beef last year.
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