China's mutton sheep import and export trade monthly report for September 2023

Published 2023년 11월 9일

Tridge summary

In September 2023, China's mutton imports decreased for the fourth consecutive month, reaching a new low in the past two years. The main import sources of mutton were Australia and New Zealand, accounting for 97.72% of total imports. The average CIF price of mutton continued to decline.

On the other hand, mutton exports showed growth both year-on-year and month-on-month, with the main export destination being Hong Kong, China. The average export price of mutton remained stable. There was a significant increase in live sheep imports from Mongolia.

Overall, mutton imports declined, while mutton exports grew, and live sheep imports increased from Mongolia.
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Original content

As of September, mutton import volume and import scale have been declining month-on-month for four consecutive months, with the import scale hitting a new low in the past two years; mutton import varieties include fresh or cold whole and half lambs, but the import volume is small. ; Trading partners include Australia, New Zealand, Uruguay, Chile and Argentina; mutton import prices have also maintained a downward trend, and the difference in the CIF price of beef and mutton has further increased. Mutton export volume and export scale have shown growth both year-on-year and month-on-month, and export categories There is a small amount of fresh, cold and frozen goat meat, and the export destinations are Hong Kong, China and Macau, China. The average export price is the same, and the month-on-month change is relatively stable, with a change range of less than 1%. The number of imported live sheep has increased, all from Mongolia. The breeds are all non-improved breeding sheep, and the ...
Source: Foodmate

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