Paraguay has experienced a significant growth in its pork exports, with a 76% increase in volume and 96% increase in value from January-October 2024 compared to the same period in the previous year, according to Vice Minister Méndez. This success is attributed to the country's stringent health and traceability standards, positioning it as a reliable export partner. Taiwan is the primary buyer, accounting for 90% of the total exported value. Public policies such as Law 60/90, which offers tax incentives for investments, have also contributed to the sector's growth. José Carlos Martin, president of Senacsa, believes the private sector's investment in breeding and multiplication of pigs could further boost Paraguay's global contribution to non-traditional food chains.