Paraguay's beef exports of 106.1 million dollars in January

Published 2023년 2월 14일

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In January 2023, Uruguay's exports of high-category livestock experienced a 3.5% decrease in revenue, generating $106.1 million, compared to the same period in 2022. The average price per ton also saw an 11.5% decrease, reaching $4,623. Despite this, there was a 9% increase in the commercial flow, with 22,957 tons of meat shipped. Chile was the primary destination, accounting for 43% of the total, and when considering the top four markets (Chile, Brazil, Taiwan, and Russia), they made up 73% of the shipments. Overall, exports of animal-related products brought in $141.2 million, marking a 2% increase from the previous year.

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According to the report of the National Service for Quality and Animal Health (SENACSA), in January shipments of the star category of livestock generated US$ 106.1 million, a figure corresponding to a reduction of 3.5% in relation to what was received in the same month in 2022, which was US$ 110 million. The average price obtained in the first month of this year was $4,623 per ton, which shows a drop of 11.5% compared to the $5,220 per ton averaged in January 2022. In contrast, we can mention the greater commercial flow registered at the beginning of the year, since 22,957 tons of meat were shipped in January, 9% more than the 21,073 tons exported at the beginning of last year. Regarding the bovine meat markets, the trend of high dependence on a few buyers continues. Chile was the main destination with a 43% share of the total. In January there were 31 active markets and if the four main destinations are taken, Chile, Brazil, Taiwan and Russia, these had a 73% share, leaving the ...

Source: EuroMeat