Brazil: Pig farming: prices found no room for highs in October

게시됨 2025년 11월 11일

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October was a challenging month for Brazilian pig farming. Wholesale pork cuts faced difficulties in price highs by the industry, which directly impacted live pig prices. Pork, the third most preferred meat among Brazilian households—after beef and chicken—needs to maintain competitive retail prices to ensure good demand. When prices rise, consumers tend to switch to

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more affordable options, such as chicken and eggs. If the population’s income increases consistently, the tendency is for a direct shift from chicken to beef, if pork prices are high. In August, wholesale pork cut prices rose aggressively: the pork carcass traded in the South-Central region increased by almost 15%, while live pigs advanced just over 12%. These levels remained until mid-September, when the industry began to face difficulties in passing on the highs, pressuring margins and intensifying negotiations with producers. Even so, the supply of animals remained under control, supporting prices. On October 30, the average price per kilogram of live pig in the region was BRL 7.89, below the BRL 7.97 registered at the end of September. The average price per kilogram of carcass, on the other hand, fell from BRL 12.61 a month ago to the current BRL 12.38. The availability of pork is tight, mainly due to robust exports, driven by purchases from the Philippines, which have ...

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