Ukraine increased meat exports: the main buyers were named

Published 2024년 8월 22일

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In July 2024, Ukraine experienced a notable surge in cattle and beef exports, driven by increased demand during the barbecue season. Live weight cattle exports rose by 25%, and frozen beef exports increased by 48% compared to June, generating $3.18 million and $6.92 million in revenue, respectively. Key export destinations included Lebanon for live cattle and Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Kazakhstan for frozen beef. Despite these gains, overall exports from January to July 2024 were lower than the previous year. Additionally, Ukraine saw a rise in cattle and beef imports in July and faced significant challenges due to port raids, which threatened potential export blockages.

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In July 2024, Ukraine increased the volume of cattle and beef exports due to increased demand on foreign markets during the barbecue season. This was reported in the Association of Milk Producers (AVM). In July, Ukraine exported 1.74 thousand tons of live weight cattle, which is 25% more compared to June. Revenue from delivered animals amounted to $3.18 million and increased by 17% compared to June of the current year. All deliveries were directed to Lebanon. In January-July 2024, Ukraine exported 6.81 thousand tons of cattle (-83%) in the amount of $121.86 million (-60%). Natural volumes of frozen beef exports in July amounted to 1.71 thousand tons, which is 48% more compared to June of the current year. Cash revenue for delivered meat amounted to $6.92 million, which is 50% more compared to June 2024. About 34% of meat was shipped to Uzbekistan, 31% to Georgia, 26% to Kazakhstan. In January-July 2024, Ukraine exported 9.34 thousand tons of frozen beef worth $38.7 million, which ...

Source: Agropolit