Chicken meat exports of Brazil increases

게시됨 2021년 7월 21일

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The article provides an analysis of the dynamics of chicken meat imports and exports from 2020 to 2021, revealing significant shifts in global market trends. It highlights a notable reduction in Japan's imports, causing it to fall to the third place, while Saudi Arabia has emerged as the new leader, increasing its imports by over 12%. Other countries like South Africa, the Philippines, and the Netherlands have also shown substantial growth in imports. In contrast, China and Hong Kong have experienced a decline in imports, contributing less to the revenue compared to the previous year. Brazil's chicken meat exports have expanded to 152 countries, although there has been a slight decrease in dependence on the top 10 importers. This change in import-export patterns reflects the fluctuating demand and market adjustments across various regions.

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However, among those who remained, there were some significant changes. For example, Japan, second in 2020, reduced its purchases by almost 4%, thus dropping to third place. And whoever switched positions with Japan was – nothing more, nothing less – than Saudi Arabia. From those who expected a strong drop in imports, but increased the volume imported by more than 12%, generating an increase in revenue close to 30%. Equally significant are the rises of South Africa (+26.95%), the Philippines (+85.57%) and the Netherlands (+10.04%). Note, however, that the revenue of the latter exceeds that of the other two countries. Furthermore, the rise of the Netherlands from 10th to 7th position is the best sign of a return to normality on the European continent (in 13th and 14th positions, the United Kingdom and Russia, for example, increased their imports by more than 40%) . In the opposite direction, that is, with lower volume and revenue than a year ago, the highlight is concentrated in ...

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