Paraguay: More than 20 million chickens were slaughtered as of March

Published 2024년 4월 24일

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Between January and March 2024, 20,511,402 birds were slaughtered, marking an increase of 1,328,578 heads compared to the same period in 2023. The first quarter of 2024 saw a slight decrease in poultry slaughter in March compared to February, with 6,957,373 and 6,645,723 heads slaughtered in those months, respectively. This follows a historic high in chicken slaughter in 2023, which saw a 4% increase from 2022, totaling 79,006,027 heads.
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Between January and March 2024, 20,511,402 birds were slaughtered, an increase of 1,328,578 heads, since throughout the first quarter of 2023, 19,182,824 chickens were slaughtered. Senacsa records indicate that in January of this year the poultry slaughter was 6,908,306 heads, while in February and March the slaughter of 6,957,373 and 6,645,723 heads was recorded, respectively. It must be remembered that 2023 closed with a historic slaughter of chickens, ...
Source: Productivacm

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