Certified Angus meat Brazil closes survey of exports in 2020

Published 2021년 2월 5일

Tridge summary

The Brazilian Association of Angus (ABA) has reported a 47% increase in Angus beef exports in 2020 compared to the association's previous high in 2017, with a total of 597.716 tonnes sent to the foreign market, a 105% increase from 2019. China was the largest buyer, accounting for 42.7% of the total. The average value of the meat exported also increased by 17% compared to 2019, with the number of cuts shipped also seeing an increase. Expectations for 2021 are for a minimum 20% increase in the 2020 volume.

In addition to China, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Lebanon, Qatar, Oman, Palestine, Bermuda and Hong Kong were also importers of Certified Angus Meat in 2020.

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Original content

Data obtained by the Brazilian Association of Angus (ABA) reveal that 597.716 tonnes were sent to the foreign market throughout the year. The Chinese took up 42.7% of that amount, acquiring 255 tons, according to ABA. “In recent years, Angus has been making progress in shipping to the Asian country, but in smaller volumes. However, in 2020 we had a very significant increase. This shows that the Chinese tasted and liked the product, that it complies with the quality standards required by the country and that we are conquering our space in a competitive and value-added market ”, says the national manager of the Certified Angus Meat Program, Ana Doralina Menezes. The total of Angus beef exported during the year represents an expansion of 47% in relation to, until then, the association's historic shipment mark, reached in 2017: 405,817 tons of premium meat to the international market. The amount is also 105% higher than that exported in 2019, when 290 tons were shipped. According to ...

Source: Beefpoint