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Brazilian chicken meat exports have reached record levels, with a daily average of 24,900 tons shipped in the first 13 business days of March, a 14.10% increase from the previous month and a 27% increase from March/24, according to Secex data analyzed by CEPEA. This intense export activity is supporting protein prices in Brazil's South region, the country's export hub, and is preventing meat prices in Greater São Paulo from significantly dropping during periods of lower domestic availability.
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The good performance of Brazilian chicken meat exports has been supporting protein prices in the South region, Brazil's export hub. According to Secex data analyzed by CEPEA, in the first 13 business days of March, the daily average of fresh chicken meat shipments was 24,900 tons, 14.10% higher than the previous month and a significant 27% higher than in March/24. This is also a record daily average, considering the entire historical series of Secex that began in 1997. CEPEA also emphasizes that, in general, the intense ...
Source: SNA
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