A government-imposed 30-day ban on meat exports has led to a significant 20% drop in prices for canned cow, a product typically exported to China. This decline has impacted breeders negatively, while buyers have profited from the reduced costs. The price drop is attributed to the loss of the canned cow market in China, which previously absorbed 76% of Argentina's meat exports. Despite the fall in other categories, the overall market remains stable, with the decrease in canned cow prices being the most notable. The potential resumption of meat exports could help mitigate these costs for breeders.