Consuming meat in Argentina is still cheaper than in Brazil, Chile, and Uruguay

Published 2022년 3월 30일

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A study by the Mediterranean Foundation reveals that Argentina offers the cheapest meat prices compared to Uruguay, Chile, and Brazil. The average price per kilo of meat in Argentina is between US$8.24 and US$9.54, which is cheaper than the neighboring countries. The price gap between Argentina and these countries has been closing but still favors Argentina. The price of beef is a significant issue in Argentina, especially with the export ban on seven cuts until 2023 and the government's interventions in the beef foreign trade, aiming to contain internal prices.
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Due to its lower price, consuming meat in Argentina is cheaper compared to Uruguay, Chile and Brazil, reveals a study by the Mediterranean Foundation. On average, the value per kilo ranges from US$8.24 to US$9.54. As the report explains, the differences in dollar values are due more than anything to the fact that the comparison cuts are not the same in each country. Although the comparison is still in favor of Argentina, the report warns that the gap with neighboring countries is closing. In the comparison with Uruguay and Argentina, 15 cuts of beef were included at the final consumer level that were the same for both countries. “In February 2022, the average price of this basket of cuts was US$8.75 per kilo in Uruguay and US$8.24 in Argentina, that is, on average, Argentine meat was 6% more cheap,” says the report. The report indicates that "this price gap has been closing, considering that it averaged 27% in 2020 and 11% in 2021, always in favor of Argentina." However, it states ...
Source: ARabc

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