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The Chilean chicken market is experiencing a mixed quotation, with an accelerated placement of broiler chicks in December 2022 leading to an increase in supply and pressure on prices in early 2023. However, according to Cepea/Esalq, the market is beginning to react, with stable prices in São Paulo for poultry on the farm and chicken wholesale, and no price increase in Santa Catarina or Paraná. There was a slight increase in the price of frozen poultry and a slight decrease in the price of frozen chicken.
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Tuesday (28) with mixed quotations for the chicken market. According to the president of the Brazilian Association of Chick Producers (Apinco), José Paulo Meirelles Kors, in an interview with Notícias Agrícolas, the placement of broiler chicks in December 2022 will accelerate, generating an extra supply of chicken meat in the internal market, putting pressure on prices at the beginning of the year. However, according to data from Cepea/Esalq, a reaction in the market is starting to be outlined. In São Paulo, according to Scot Consultoria, poultry on the farm remained stable at R$4.90/kg, as well as chicken wholesale, costing R$6.60/kg. In the case of live animals, São Paulo had no price reference. There was no increase in prices in Santa ...
Source: NoticiasAgricolas
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