The Brazilian pork market is currently struggling with high supply and falling prices, both for wholesale and live animals, due to low international markets for commodities like soy and corn, which are crucial inputs for pig farming. Despite challenges, domestic demand for pork sees a seasonal increase in colder weather. China remains the primary export destination for Brazilian pork, though an embargo in early 2023 temporarily hindered exports. Chile has emerged as a significant market, becoming the third-largest importer of Brazilian pork protein, with a 69% rise in imported volume compared to 2022. Rabobank anticipates a surge in China's imports from Brazil in late June and early July, driven by the "Golden Week" holiday.