Paraguay: Optimism in the pig sector, highlight a favorable moment to invest and target more markets

Published 2024년 11월 29일

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The pork industry in Paraguay is experiencing growth, driven by trade with Taiwan, investments in farms and slaughterhouses, and the potential to increase the value of national production, according to Horacio de Lima, the technical director of Ruminants at Vilomix. De Lima believes that there is potential to transform grain production into animal protein for export, which would increase the value of Paraguay's agricultural exports. The pork industry is optimistic about its future, with plans to continue growth and improve market positioning. De Lima also expressed satisfaction with Vilomix's participation in the Agrodinamica fair, which has seen constant growth in quality exhibitors and company participation, reflecting the strength of the agribusiness sector in the region.
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The technical director of Ruminants at Vilomix, Horacio de Lima, highlighted the good moment of the pork industry in Paraguay, driven by the commercial relationship with Taiwan, investments in farms and slaughterhouses, and the potential to add value to national production In the framework of the Agrodinamica fair, he said that the potential of the pork production business is important and that the prospects are very positive. “We do not only expect growth. We have a very wide grain production, which we currently export, but we aspire to transform it into animal protein to export products with greater added value from Paraguay,” he said. Regarding the future development of the sector, De Lima emphasized that the pork producer is a “natural fighter,” who has always faced challenges related to prices and export. However, he stressed that the sector is going through a favorable moment, which represents an opportunity to invest and trust in the market. “We hope to continue growing and ...
Source: Elagro

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