Check Out the Cities That Produced the Most Eggs in Brazil and Helped the Country Reach 5.4 Billion Dozens in Just One Year

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 19/10/2025 at 13:21

Ranking mostra as cidades que mais produziram ovos no Brasil e ajudaram o país a alcançar 5,4 bilhões de dúzias em 2024

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With Growing Production In Almost All States, The Largest Production Poles In The Country Have Reached Historical Numbers And Transformed Brazil Into A Global Reference, With More Than 5.4 Billion Dozen Eggs In 2024

Egg consumption continues to rise in Brazil. According to the Municipal Livestock Survey (PPM), released in September by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), each Brazilian consumed an average of 305 units in 2024.

The survey shows that the production of animal origin and national herds continue to grow, reaching historical numbers.

Production On The Rise And Successive Records

In the past year, Brazil produced 5.4 billion dozen, which represents 64.8 billion eggs. This result is a new record in the historical series and confirms the continuous increase in production, which has been growing uninterruptedly since 1999. Out of the 27 federative units, 24 reported progress in the sector.

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Poultry Surpass The Brazilian Population

The growth is also evident in the number of birds. In 2024, Brazil recorded a total of 1.6 billion poultry — almost eight times more than the country’s population. This number represents a 1.7% increase compared to 2023, which means 26.8 million more animals.

Only the number of hens reached 277.5 million, an increase of 6.8% compared to the previous year. Santa Maria de Jetibá also leads this production, reinforcing its central role in Brazilian egg farming.

Check Out the Cities That Produced the Most Eggs in Brazil and Helped the Country Reach 5.4 Billion Dozens in Just One Year

With Growing Production In Almost All States, The Largest Production Poles In The Country Have Reached Historical Numbers And Transformed Brazil Into A Global Reference, With More Than 5.4 Billion Dozen Eggs In 2024

Production On The Rise And Successive Records

Poultry Surpass The Brazilian Population

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Check Out the Cities That Produced the Most Eggs in Brazil and Helped the Country Reach 5.4 Billion Dozens in Just One Year

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