Nigeria has granted permission for the import of Brazilian bovine and buffalo embryos, boosting agricultural trade prospects. In 2024, the country imported over USD 880 million in agricultural products from Brazil. This move is part of Brazil’s strategy to expand market access, with a total of 309 new opportunities identified.
The Brazilian government has announced that Nigeria has authorized the importation of bovine and buffalo embryos, both in vivo and in vitro. This development is set to enhance agricultural trade between the two nations. In 2024, Nigeria imported over USD 880 million worth of agricultural products from Brazil, reflecting the strong economic ties between the countries.
Nigeria, with a population exceeding 223 million, is one of Africa’s largest economies, presenting significant opportunities for agricultural trade. The recent approval marks Brazil’s effort to expand its agribusiness presence in Africa, capitalizing on the continent’s economic growth and increasing demand for agricultural products. As of 2025, Brazilian agribusiness has seen a total of 309 new market access opportunities since early 2023.
The approval for the importation of Brazilian bovine and buffalo embryos highlights Brazil’s commitment to fostering international agricultural partnerships. This advancement not only benefits Brazilian agribusiness by expanding their market access but also meets the growing agricultural needs within Nigeria. The cooperative efforts between the Ministries in Brazil exemplify a strategic approach to enhancing trade relations.
Original Source: www.gov.br
