Brazil: Pig farmer purchasing power drops by 2.2% over the year

Published 2022년 12월 6일

Tridge summary

Pig farmers experienced a slight decrease in live pig sales in November, but a small increase compared to the same month the previous year. Corn producers also saw a slight monthly decrease, but an increase compared to November of the previous year. According to SuiSite's monitoring, pig farmers' purchasing power experienced a slight loss in November and a small increase compared to November of the previous year, but remains below volumes acquired in 2019 and 2020. The accumulated data shows that pig farmers have been losing purchasing power over the past 11 months, with a decrease in the amount of corn acquired compared to the same period in the previous year.

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Original content

In November, the pig farmer suffered a monthly drop of 1.2% in the sale of live pigs, while reaching 1.5% appreciation over November last year. The corn producer, in turn, suffered a slight drop of 0.6% over the previous month, while reaching an increase of 0.8% over November last year. The monthly monitoring carried out by SuiSite points out that the purchasing power of pig farmers showed a slight loss of 0.6% in the month and a small increase of 0.7% compared to November last year. In any case, it remains significantly below the volumes acquired in the same period of 2019 and 2020. The accumulated in the last 11 months compared to the same period of previous years continues to show that pig farmers have been losing their purchasing power: in the period, they acquired ...

Source: Agrolink