US turkey exports increase in the first four months of 2024

Published 2024년 6월 19일

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U.S. total broiler exports experienced a decline due to a decrease in shipments to China, but other markets like Hong Kong, UAE, Qatar, and Vietnam showed significant growth. The first four months of 2024 saw a decrease in broiler export volume by 11.1% to 1,107,334 metric tons and a decrease in export value by 4.8% to $1.483 billion. Mexico was the largest market, receiving 46.5% of the total shipment.

Chicken exports to Mexico saw a decrease of 43.4% and 15.6% from Brazil and Chile, respectively. There was a significant increase in shipments to Cuba, with a decrease in shipments to Taiwan and China. Other markets like Guatemala, Philippines, and Vietnam also showed growth.

Turkey exports also increased by 26.6% in the first four months of 2024, with Mexico being the largest market, receiving 75.8% of the total shipment. There was a decrease in exports to South Africa, Philippines, Singapore, and Jamaica, while there was an increase in exports to Japan, El Salvador, South Africa, Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, and Costa Rica.

Total egg exports increased by 21.7% to 63.5 million dozen, but the value of those exports decreased by 21.9% to $95.5 million. Canada, Bahamas, Netherlands Antilles, Mexico, and Hong Kong were the top markets. There was a decrease in exports to the United Kingdom, Mexico, Taiwan, EU-27, Hong Kong, El Salvador, and Caymen Islands, while there was an increase in exports to the Bahamas, Peru, Turks and Caicos Islands, Barbados, and Micronesia.

Egg product exports also saw a decrease of 12.5% in volume and a decrease of 5.3% in export value. Japan, EU-27, Mexico, Canada, South Korea, and Australia were the top markets. There was a significant increase in exports to the Central Africa Republic, Philippines, Panama, and the United Arab Emirates, while there was a decrease in exports to EU-27, Mexico, Bahamas, Kuwait, and the Netherland

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Original content

While U.S. total broiler exports were down due largely to decreased shipments to China, other export markets such as Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Iraq, Vietnam, Georgia, Peru, Philippines, Gabon, Guatemala, Mexico, Oman, Cuba, and Suriname showed tremendous gains in broiler exports from the same period a year earlier. Broiler exports for January through April this year were 1,107,334 metric tons, down 11.1 percent from the same period of last year, while export value was $1.483 billion, down 4.8 percent. Of the total shipment, 46.5 percent or 514,995 tons were shipped to the top six markets, including Mexico, Cuba, Taiwan, China, Guatemala, and Philippines. Shipments to Mexico in January-April 2024 were 239,960 metric tons, up 1.3 percent from the same period a year earlier. During the same period, Brazilian chicken exports to Mexico were 39,405 metric tons, down 43.4 percent year over year, while Chilean chicken exports to Mexico were 6,500 metric tons, down 15.6 ...

Source: EuroMeat