Brazil: Paraná leads the import of high genetic pigs in 2023, according to the agricultural bulletin

Published 2024년 2월 22일

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In 2023, Paraná led Brazil in importing high-value genetic pigs, with investments of around US$4.1 million, primarily from the US, Norway, and Canada. This accounted for 74% of Brazil's total investment in this sector. Paraná also excelled in exporting genetics, particularly to Mercosur countries. Despite high dairy imports in January 2024, the state saw a record export of the soybean complex. Meanwhile, the cost of live chicken production dropped by 20.40% compared to December 2022, and the average nominal price of large eggs paid to producers decreased by 8.2% compared to December 2023.
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Paraná was the state that invested the most in 2023 in importing pigs with high genetic value, which help to improve the herd. Around US$4.1 million was used. The amount represented 74% of the US$ 5.5 million invested in this sector throughout the country. Of the other states that have a record of importing purebred pigs in the last ten years, Minas Gerais invested US$ 1.3 million (23% ) and São Paulo, approximately US$ 162 thousand (3%). Santa Catarina did not import in this segment in 2023. The United States was Paraná's main acquisition market last year, followed by Norway and Canada. Minas Gerais, in turn, brought its animals only from Denmark. On the other hand, the State also stands out in the export of genetics, mainly to Mercosur countries, ranking second, with revenue of approximately US$ 348 thousand. São Paulo led the segment, with US$416 thousand. South American countries are the best partners, with emphasis on Paraguay, which represented 67% of purchases. This is one ...

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