Ethiopia's Premier Livestock Exporter
Leading the way in high-quality meat and livestock exports, we focus on sustainable practices and international standards to meet global demand.
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Livestock Export
Enhancing Ethiopia's livestock resources for global meat demand.
Ethiopia, renowned for its substantial livestock population—the largest in Africa—exports various livestock and related products to international markets, including Europe. Below is a list of Ethiopian livestock and their products that are exported to the European market:
Live Animals
Description: Ethiopia exports live animals such as cattle, sheep, and goats.These animals are primarily raised in traditional pastoral systems, which contribute to their unique qualities.
Export Details: In 2022, Ethiopia's export of live animals was valued at approximately USD 27.13 million.
Meat and Meat Products
Description: The country exports various meat products, including beef, mutton, and goat meat.Ethiopian meat is known for its distinctive flavor, attributed to traditional rearing practices and natural feeding regimes.
Export Details: The meat export sector is a significant contributor to Ethiopia's economy, with chilled meat being a primary export product.The Middle East has been a major market; however, efforts are ongoing to expand into European markets.
Leather and Leather Products
Description: Ethiopia produces high-quality leather from cattle, sheep, and goats.The leather is used in various products, including footwear, bags, and garments.
Export Details: The leather industry is one of Ethiopia's oldest manufacturing sectors, with products exported globally, including to Europe. The unique texture and quality of Ethiopian leather make it highly sought after.
Honey and Beeswax
Description: Ethiopia is a leading producer of honey and beeswax in Africa. The country's diverse flora contributes to the unique taste and quality of its honey.
Export Details: Ethiopian honey and beeswax are exported to various countries, including those in Europe, where they are valued for their organic and natural qualities.
Fishery Products
Description: Ethiopia's fishery sector, though smaller compared to livestock, contributes to exports with products like Nile perch and tilapia.
Export Details: Fishery products are exported to various markets, including Europe, albeit in smaller quantities compared to other livestock products.
Ethiopia's livestock sector plays a crucial role in its economy, contributing significantly to agricultural GDP and providing employment to a large portion of the population.
The country's efforts to enhance the quality and quantity of its livestock exports aim to meet international standards and expand its presence in the European market.
Ethiopia is celebrated for possessing Africa's largest livestock population, a vital resource that fuels its export economy. Among the significant exports to international markets, particularly Europe, are live animals like cattle, sheep, and goats. These animals thrive in traditional pastoral systems, which enhance their distinctive qualities, making them highly sought after. In 2022, Ethiopia's export of live animals reached an impressive valuation of approximately USD 27.13 million. Additionally, the country offers a diverse range of meat and meat products, further solidifying its presence in the European market. The rich cultural practices surrounding livestock raising in Ethiopia contribute not only to the sustainability of these practices but also to the quality of the products that are shipped internationally. Ethiopia's livestock sector continues to play a crucial role in its economy and trade relations.
Ethiopia's livestock and related products have gained significant recognition in the European market, showcasing the country’s rich agricultural heritage. Live animals, including cattle, sheep, and goats, are raised traditionally, reflecting their exceptional quality, with exports reaching USD 27.13 million in 2022. The meat products, particularly beef, mutton, and goat meat, are characterized by their unique flavors derived from natural feeding practices, with a focus on chilled meat for both Middle Eastern and European consumers. Ethiopia is also renowned for its high-quality leather sourced from these animals, which is widely utilized in the production of footwear, bags, and garments, further solidifying its position as a key export product. Additionally, the production of honey and beeswax, derived from a diverse range of flora, highlights Ethiopia's commitment to offering distinctive and natural products to the global market.
Goats
Exported live and as goat meat (chevon), Ethiopian goats are highly valued for their adaptability to diverse environments and unique meat quality.
Ethiopian Cattle
Exported as live animals and beef products, Ethiopian cattle are renowned for their high-quality meat and resilient indigenous breeds, raised through traditional farming practices.
Camels
Ethiopian camels are exported live, primarily to the Middle East, and are highly valued for their exceptional resilience and adaptability to arid and semi-arid regions.
Sheep
Ethiopian sheep are exported live and as mutton, prized for their distinct flavor, which is attributed to traditional rearing practices and natural grazing.
Livestock Export Services
We provide high-quality livestock and meat export services from Ethiopia to meet global demand.
Quality Breeding Programs
Promoting superior breeds for enhanced meat and dairy yields in Ethiopia's livestock sector.
Infrastructure Development
Establishing modern facilities for slaughtering, processing, and packaging livestock products efficiently.
Veterinary Services
Enhancing livestock health through improved veterinary care and disease control measures for exports.
Quality Assurance
Exceptional livestock products that meet international quality standards and demands.
The meat quality exceeded our expectations, truly representing Ethiopia's livestock potential.
John Doe
Addis Ababa
Impressed by the sustainable practices and high-quality meat from Ethiopian livestock exports.
Jane Smith
Ethiopia City