Tridge summary
In February 2023, exports of refrigerated and frozen beef reached a volume of 51.5 thousand tons with a value of 211.3 million dollars, marking a slight increase from the previous month and a significant increase from the same period the previous year. The average export price was $4,102 per ton. China was the main export destination, accounting for 76.3% of the volumes exported in February. Argentine meat was also showcased at the Foodex food fair in Tokyo, Japan.
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Original content
Exports for the month of February 2023 reached a volume close to 51.5 thousand tons by weight of refrigerated and frozen beef; for a value of the order of 211.3 million dollars. Compared to the month of January 2023, the volumes shipped show a slight advance of (+0.3%); while the value obtained shows an increase of (+0.5%). In relation to the month of February 2022, the volumes exported are (+8.0%) higher; while the value obtained has been (-22.2%) lower. The accumulated data for the first two months of 2023 reveals that foreign sales of refrigerated and frozen beef were close to 103 thousand tons of product weight; for a value of approximately 421.5 million dollars. In relation to the first two months of 2022, the volumes exported are (+19.3%) higher; while the value obtained has been (-13.4%) lower. The average export price of refrigerated and frozen beef was US$4,102 per ton in February 2023. This value is (+0.2%) higher than that obtained in last January; and (-28.0%) lower ...
Source: Nuestro Agro
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