Colombia has exported more than USD 206 million worth of meat and live cattle until July

Published 2021년 9월 8일

Tridge summary

Colombian livestock sales of meat and offal have seen significant growth in the first seven months of 2021, reaching over USD 120 million, closely approaching the total sales of the previous year. This represents a 78.4% increase in volume compared to the same period in 2020. Russia and Chile are the leading destinations for these exports. The livestock economy, however, faces a challenge as Venezuela is exporting cheaper livestock, leading to a decrease in steer exports. Despite this, the head of the Colombian Federation of Livestock Farmers, Óscar Cubillos Pedraza, views this as an opportunity to tap into the meat market, either locally or internationally.
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Original content

According to the latest report dated July 31, Colombian livestock completed more than USD 120 million only in meat and offal, very close to the total sales of these products in 2020, which means that in August it will have exceeded what was achieved. last year. According to the figures published by DANE, in the seven months of 2021, 29,031 tons of meat products have been sold for an FOB value of USD 120,024,000, as well as 148,857 live cattle for USD 86,099,000. In the case of meat, this represents an increase of 78.4% in volume compared to the 16 277 exported in the same period of 2020. (Read: Why has livestock farming been one of the economic activities with the best dynamics in 2021?) Revenues were double that recorded through July of last year, adding more than $ 61 million to the $ 58,874,000 reported. In fact, in August the revenues achieved in all of 2020, which were 123 million dollars, will be exceeded. In July, 4,589 t were exported for USD 21,555,000, the third highest ...
Source: MXContexto

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