This week, pork prices in Brazil saw slight increases in both live kilograms and wholesale cuts, despite a slowdown in the upward trend. Analyst Allan Maia from Safras & Mercado highlights that meatpackers are cautious due to reduced final consumption linked to lower family purchasing power. The pork market faces challenges from falling beef prices and potential restrictions on chicken exports due to a Newcastle outbreak. However, balanced animal supply and a favorable dollar situation could benefit exports. The average price per kilo of live pigs rose by 0.39% to R$6.86, with regional variations. In July, Brazilian fresh pork exports increased by 19.3% in average daily value and 22.6% in average daily quantity compared to the previous year, despite a 2.6% decrease in average price.