Poultry sector exports from Rio Grande do Sul and Brazil in November 2024

Published 2024년 12월 9일

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In 2024, the Brazilian poultry industry experienced mixed results due to the Newcastle Disease case and flooding in a specific region. While chicken meat exports from Rio Grande do Sul (RS) state saw a significant 16.5% growth in November, with an increase in both volume and revenue, the overall performance for the year showed a reduction in both areas compared to 2023. The egg industry experienced a slight growth in export volume but a substantial drop in revenue. At the national level, chicken meat exports experienced positive growth from January to November, with a notable increase in November. The main importers included China, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and the European Union, with most showing positive trends. Despite these challenges, the industry remains optimistic, with projections of growth in 2025.

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After the direct impacts in August 2024 due to the Newcastle case, in the following months the sector sought to resume some markets and redirect exports to countries that restricted exports only within a 10km radius of the Newcastle Disease case registered in RS. Thus, in November, the impact on chicken meat exports from RS registered a growth of 16.5%, that is, 9.2 thousand tons more than in November 2023, which was 55.9 thousand tons. In revenue, the increase in November of this year was 26.9%, reaching the range of US$ 125.8 million, that is, US$ 26.6 million dollars more than that registered in November 2023, which was in the range of US$ 99.2 million. In the year to date (from January to November 2024), the sector reports a reduction of -5.3% compared to the same period in 2023, that is, chicken meat exports in this period were 636.1 thousand tons, a drop of 35.2 thousand tons compared to the volume in 2023, which registered 671.4 thousand tons exported. In revenues for the ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas