In June, the Brazilian pork market experienced a positive trend, with live kilo prices and wholesale cuts seeing an increase compared to the previous month. The supply of animals was adjusting, contributing to stable live kilo prices, despite a slight decrease in replacement. Production costs also remained stable, leading to favorable margins. The export sector was boosted by a stronger dollar, benefiting both pork and chicken exports. However, the corn outlook is negative, which could impact pig production. The average price per kilo of live pigs in Brazil rose by 7.07%, with significant increases in wholesale ham cuts and carcasses. Brazilian 'fresh' pork exports in June reached US$ 164.838 million, with a daily average of US$ 10.989 million, but there was a 6.9% drop in the average daily value compared to June 2023.