Brazil: Chicken, pork, beef, or eggs? Find out which protein became more expensive in the São Paulo market in December

Published 2024년 12월 14일

Tridge summary

In the first half of December, the price of chicken meat in São Paulo increased, making it less competitive compared to pork and beef. This increase is due to strong domestic demand and good export performance, while pork prices have fallen due to low liquidity and high domestic supply. The price of beef carcasses also fell by 3.44% in the first ten days of the month. However, the volume of beef shipped in November was 21% higher than in the same period last year, but decreased by 15.6% compared to the record in October, leading to a decrease in meatpackers' interest in beef cattle and impacting prices in the domestic market.
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Original content

The price of a kilo of chicken meat became more expensive in the first half of December this year in São Paulo and lost competitiveness compared to pork protein. Chicken meat is second only to beef. Read more in the report below. The partial survey was carried out by the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea) at the University of São Paulo (USP) campus in Piracicaba (SP). ✈️According to the Research Center, poultry protein prices have been rising since July, driven by strong domestic demand and good export performance. 📈On November 25, the price of a kilo of chicken meat traded wholesale in the regions of Greater São Paulo, São José do Rio Preto and Descalvado was R$8.08. 🐔On December 3, the price of frozen chicken closed at R$8.17 and this past Friday (13), the price was R$8.34. The price per kilo of chilled chicken in the cities surveyed above closed at R$8.18 on November 25 and December 3 and rose to R$8.30 per kilo this Friday. Pork prices have fallen this ...
Source: G1globo

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