Pig meat production in Paraguay grew by 262% and consumption tripled in the last decade

Published 2021년 10월 7일

Tridge summary

The pig sector in Paraguay has experienced significant growth over the past decade, with a 262% increase in production, rising from 17,600 tons in 2010 to 63,761 tons in 2020, and a tripling of domestic consumption from 3 kilograms to 9 kilograms per capita. Foreign trade has also seen a substantial increase, multiplying by 280 times, with exports going from 26.2 tons in 2010 to 5,462 tons in 2020. There is still potential for growth, as domestic consumption remains below the regional and world averages. The sector is continually innovating and there is potential to increase consumption of pork products, especially considering Paraguay's high consumption of sausages.
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Original content

In the last 10 years, auspicious figures were recorded in the pig sector in terms of increased production, exports and domestic consumption, according to the results of the analysis of the behavior and perception of people regarding the consumption of pork in the internal market of Paraguay, implemented through the PROCADENAS Project of the Vice Ministry of Livestock, with the cooperation of the European Union. In this period of time, the level of local consumption tripled and went from 3 kilograms per capita in 2010 to an average of 9 kilograms per capita by the end of 2020, refers to the presentation by Dr. Marcelo González, Vice Minister of Livestock. This increase is auspicious; however, consumption is still below the regional and world average, he stressed. Another very important factor is the increase in pig production, which went from 17,600 tons in 2010 to about 63,761 tons in 2020. This represents a growth of 262%; that is, about 3.6 times more. Accompanying this trend, ...
Source: Elagro

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