More shipments and revenues of meat by-products from Paraguay until June

Published 2021년 7월 20일

Tridge summary

Between January and June 2021, Paraguay saw a significant increase in the export of meat by-products, with a 34% rise in quantity and 82.1% increase in value compared to the same period in 2020. The country exported 108,195 tons, generating USD 140.2 million. Non-edible meat by-products, including leather, flour, and tallow, accounted for 99,287 tons of the total export, earning USD 109.3 million. Brazil, Vietnam, and Italy were the primary importers. In edible meat by-products, there was a 20% rise in volume and a 37% increase in revenue, with shipments totaling 8,908 tons and earning USD 30.9 million. This includes dairy products, casings, and thermo-processed products, with Brazil being the main importer.

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Original content

Between January and June 2021, USD 140.2 million entered the country for shipments of 108,195 tons of edible and inedible meat by-products, which indicates an increase of 34% in quantity and 82.1% in values, since in the First semester of 2020, USD 77 million were generated for 80,970 tons shipped. Non-Edible. Regarding inedible meat by-products, Paraguay exported 99,287 tons at the end of the sixth month of the year, 25,756 tons more than the first six months of last year, when 73,531 tons were exported, that is, an increase of 35 %. At the income level, the foreign exchange generated was USD 109.3 million, an interannual increase of 101%, considering that between January and June of the previous year the figure generated was USD 54.4 million. Among the non-edible meat by-products shipped until June, leather (34,707 tons for USD 46.8 million), flour (33,287 tons for USD 12.9 million), tallow (27 011 tons for USD 23.6 million) stand out. , other non-edible products (2904 tons for ...

Source: Productivacm