Market Openings for Brazil in Malaysia and Myanmar – Joint press release by MRE/MAPA

The Brazilian government has concluded sanitary negotiations that will allow the opening of new markets for agricultural products in Malaysia and Myanmar.

In Malaysia, authorization for the export of processed flour and poultry oil adds value to products derived from animal recycling, a process responsible for transforming by-products into inputs for animal nutrition. The country imported nearly $1.2 billion in agricultural products from Brazil last year.

In Myanmar, authorization for the export of peanuts, sesame, Brazil nuts, baru nuts, and coffee seedlings expands and diversifies the export portfolio. In 2025, the country imported more than $38 million in Brazilian agricultural products.

With these announcements, Brazilian agribusiness has reached 534 new market openings since the beginning of 2023.