Cattle exports increase

Published 2020년 7월 15일

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In 2020, despite the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, the export and marketing of Sonoran cattle have seen an increase compared to the previous year, with 288 thousand heads exported so far, up from 280 thousand in the same period in 2019. This trend is particularly noticeable in the Municipality of Navojoa. Ricardo Flores Argüelles, president of the Local Livestock Association, emphasizes that ranching, considered essential, has been able to continue relatively normally during the health crisis. Recent months have been productive for the sector, with improved numbers as the pandemic progresses.
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FABIÁN PÉREZ. YAQUI'S DIARY. Despite the adverse scenario due to the health contingency due to the coronavirus, the export and marketing of Sonoran cattle increased in 2020, above last year, said Ricardo Flores Argüelles. The president of the Local Livestock Association "Rafael Russo Voguel" indicated that the situation was compounded for ranchers from the second cycle, that is, from May to date. He revealed that, in global numbers, the export of Sonoran cattle is higher than that registered last year. For example, he said, so far this year 288 thousand heads have been exported, against 280 thousand on the same date, but in 2019. Meanwhile, in the Municipality of Navojoa the trend is similar, with a greater export of cattle in compared to last year. "The outlook was discouraging due to the same health contingency, but it turned out that there was greater demand in marketing and exporting to the United States," he reiterated. Flores Argüelles said that, at the start of the ...
Source: Inforural

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