Average chicken meat exports in Brazil are higher

Published 2024년 7월 9일

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Despite a dip in June, Brazil's chicken meat exports have seen an increase from 428.2 thousand tons per month in 2023 to 431.4 thousand tons in the first half of 2024. However, the total exports in the first half of the year were 1.6% lower than the previous year at 2.588 million tons. The revenue for the first half was also 10.3% lower at US$4.636 billion. China remains the primary market for these exports, importing 276.1 thousand tons in the first half of the year, although this is 29% lower than the same period in 2023. The United Arab Emirates, Japan, and Saudi Arabia also contribute significantly to the demand for Brazilian chicken meat. The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) remains optimistic about the future, anticipating positive results for 2024.

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The monthly average of chicken meat shipments from Brazil is higher this year than in 2023, indicating positive results for the year, according to a note released this Monday (8) by the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA). Last year, sales averaged 428.2 thousand tons per month. This year until June the monthly average rose to 431.4 thousand tons. President of ABPA, Ricardo Santin: “The fact that the average for the first semester exceeds the general average for 2023, combined with the fact that the second semester is, traditionally, the best period for exports, points to new positive results for the year 2024″ – Photo: Disclosure/ABPA Archive In June, individually, however, there was a drop in Brazilian chicken meat exports, considering the fresh and processed product. They totaled 435.9 thousand tons, 2.3% lower than in June last year. Revenue was US$793.6 million, a drop of 10.6%. “The slightly negative fluctuation in comparative shipments in June is not enough to ...

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