Brazil's pork exports in April 2023 increased to a record 30.5%

Published 2023년 5월 24일

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Despite a decline in beef and chicken exports, the growth in pork exports has helped strengthen Brazil's pig industry. In March 2023, pork exports reached 106.9 thousand tons, valued at 248.9 million USD, marking a 16.9% increase in volume and a 30.8% increase in turnover from the previous year. The first quarter of 2023 saw a 15.7% increase in pork export volume and a 29.6% increase in turnover compared to the same period in 2022. The main markets for Brazilian pork include China, Chile, the Philippines, Singapore, and Japan, with exports to Mexico starting in March 2023.

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Growth in pork exports failed to offset the decline in other meats, beef exports fell 43.8% year-on-year, chicken exports fell 2.9% Growing demand from China has played an important role in boosting Brazil's pork exports. In addition, Brazil's pork exports to other countries also have high growth such as Indonesia, Bangladesh and China. These factors have contributed to strengthening Brazil's pig industry and strengthening its position in the international market. The Brazilian Meat Protein Association (ABPA) said that Brazil's pork exports (including all fresh and processed products) in March 2023 reached 106.9 thousand tons, equivalent to 248.9 million USD, an increase. 16.9% in volume and 30.8% in turnover compared to March 2022. For the whole first quarter of 2023, the export volume of pork reached 274.8 thousand tons, equivalent to 646.3 million USD, up 15.7% in volume and 29.6% in turnover compared to the first quarter. 2022. Of which, exports were mainly to China 109.6 ...

Source: Vinanet