THE Brazilian pet market continues to consolidate its international presence in 2026., reflecting a cycle of continuous growth and a strategic positioning in global trade. Official data shows that the country has reached unprecedented levels in export volume and has expanded its operations in both traditional and emerging markets.
Growth in pet sector exports
Brazil recorded in 2024 total pet product exports amounted to US$$ 580.6 million, a growth of approximately 29% in relation to 2023, This represents a new historical record in the sector's foreign trade. This demonstrates the country's ability to expand its global presence and the demand for Brazilian products abroad.
Key target markets
In addition to Latin American countries, countries in the Middle East and Europe have been increasing their purchases of pet products from Brazil. In 2024, the main destinations for Brazilian exports included countries such as... Colombia, Uruguay, United Arab Emirates, Bolivia and Chile, in a diversification move that opens up space for new partnerships and business opportunities.
Most exported products
The segment pet food represents the main component of Brazilian exports, reaching approximately 86% of the total exported volume, or approximately US$$ 500 million, followed by products of pet care (11%) and other smaller items in the chain.
Brazil's competitive advantages
Brazil stands out for productive capacity, cost competitiveness and technical quality, especially in the production of pet food.
The combination of a robust agribusiness sector, a structured industry, and adaptation to international requirements strengthens the country's position in the foreign market.
The role of Way Back in the context of the sector.
With the expansion of pet exports, the need for [pet food] also grows. financial structuring, accounts receivable management and process organization for international operations.
THE Way Back It acts by supporting companies in this scenario, offering solutions in Credit management, BPO and financial organization, contributing to more efficient and sustainable operations in an increasingly globalized market.
Sources: Pet Food Industry and Dogs and Cats
