Uruguay with record volumes of meat exports to China in March

Published 2021년 4월 15일

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In March, Uruguay achieved a milestone by exporting 25,682 tons of beef to China, marking the highest volume ever sold to the world's leading importer of fresh meat. The export value per ton for boneless frozen products and bone-in frozen products reached US $4,736 and US $3,670, respectively, marking the highest values in over a year. From Q1 2021, Uruguay's exports to China have surged by 55% compared to the same period in 2020 and by 9% compared to Q1 2019, totaling 58,225 tons. Despite this, exports to the United States and Canada saw a decline of 10% and 33% annually, respectively, due to China's strong demand for Uruguayan beef.

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Uruguay exported 25,682 tons of beef shipment weight to China in March, according to data from export requests reported by Customs. It is an unprecedented volume in sales to the world's leading importer, who carried two out of every three kilos of fresh meat shipped from Uruguay. As published by Faxcarne, the volumes sent confirm the dynamics and strength of Chinese demand after the New Year holiday in early February. In addition, export values are also on the rise. Boneless frozen products exported to China in March averaged US $ / t 4,736 and bone-in frozen US $ / t 3,670. In both cases they are the highest values in more than a year. In the first quarter, Uruguay exported 58,225 tons to China, 55% more than in the same period of 2020 and 9% above the first quarter of ...

Source: Elagro