Brazil: Meat exports in Santa Catarina break records in July

Published 2024년 8월 8일

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In July, Santa Catarina's pork exports hit a historic high with a 30.7% increase in shipment volume and a 35.7% rise in revenues from the previous month, exporting 72.8 thousand tons and generating US$ 174.9 million. The state led Brazilian pork exports, contributing 56.1% of the volume and 58% of the revenue in the first seven months of 2024. Chicken exports also grew significantly, with an 11.8% increase in volume and an 18.1% rise in revenue. Overall, Santa Catarina exported 183 thousand tons of meat in July, with total revenues of US$ 392.7 million, showing substantial growth from the previous month and the same period last year.
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In July, pork exports from Santa Catarina reached a historic record, with a significant increase of 30.7% in the volume of shipments and 35.7% in revenues compared to the previous month. This performance represents the best monthly result recorded since the beginning of the historical series, in 1997, both in value and quantity, according to data from the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC), analyzed by the Center for Socioeconomics and Agricultural Planning (Epagri/Cepa) and made available at the Santa Catarina Agricultural Observatory. "The global demand for products from Santa Catarina is a reflection of the exceptional care that our producers take in following all export regulations. This dedication is what allows us to achieve these historic results," highlighted Governor Jorginho Mello. In numbers, Santa Catarina exported 72.8 thousand tons of pork (including fresh, processed and offal) in July, generating revenues of US$ 174.9 million. Compared ...

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