In total, 25 agribusinesses will be present in the exclusive area dedicated to Brazilian animal protein at one of the world’s largest food fairs.
The Brazilian Association of Animal Protein (ABPA), in partnership with the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), will take dozens of Brazilian agribusinesses that produce and export poultry and swine products to SIAL Paris 2026, one of the world’s largest food trade fairs. The event will be held from October 17 to 21, near the French capital.
ABPA will have four exclusive spaces at the event, totaling more than 670 square meters dedicated to the initiative. Twenty-five companies and cooperatives have confirmed their participation: Avenorte, Bello Alimentos, MBRF, C.Vale, Coasul, Copacol, Dália, Ecofrigo, Frigoestrela, Frimesa, GTF, Jaguafrangos, Cooperativa Lar Agroindustrial, Naturovos, Netto Alimentos, Pioneiro, RPF, Saudali, Somave, SSA, Suinco, Vibra Agroindustrial, Villa Germania, Vossko, and Zanchetta Alimentos.
In addition to promoting business and meetings with leaders and stakeholders, the ABPA space will feature tastings of dishes prepared with chicken and eggs produced in Brazil, including typical national options such as chicken with polenta, among others.
The initiative will also include the distribution of promotional materials with information about exporting companies and the productive advantages of national sectors, such as sustainability, sanitary status, quality, and product customization capabilities — attributes reinforced within the sectoral brands Brazilian Chicken, Brazilian Egg, Brazilian Pork, Brazilian Breeders, and Brazilian Duck.
“SIAL Paris is one of the largest global showcases for the food industry. This event has special strategic relevance for the Brazilian poultry and swine industries precisely because it is a trade fair with the presence of importers from dozens of markets. The strong sectoral participation in the ABPA space is an important sign of the positive expectations of companies in the sector regarding the event’s results,” assesses the president of ABPA, Ricardo Santin.
