Brazil: Pig sector could take advantage of possible Chinese anti-dumping against the EU

Published 2024년 8월 2일

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The Brazilian animal protein industry is poised to expand in the Chinese market, following China's potential anti-dumping investigation against the European Union's pork imports. This could aid Brazil in recovering its export losses to China, which have dropped significantly. The president of the Brazilian Animal Protein Association, Ricardo Santin, anticipates a rise in pork export prices in the later half of the year. However, export bans on chicken meat due to a Newcastle disease case continue to impact the industry, with embargoes in place for several countries.

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By Leandro Silveira São Paulo, 08/02/2024 - The president of the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), Ricardo Santin, informed that the national pig industry is attentive to the possibility of opportunities emerging to expand its presence in the Chinese market. The context cited by the executive considers the possible adoption of anti-dumping measures by China against European Union (EU) production. “It’s up to them, each one will present their position. But the pig sector is alert to the possibility of taking advantage of possible Chinese anti-dumping against the European Union product”, he said, yesterday (1st), at an event to present the prospects for production and exports of poultry and pig farming. In June, China launched an anti-dumping investigation into European Union pork imports, including offal. The investigation could last a year, with a possible extension of six months, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said. The possibility could help Brazil recover the ...

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