The director of Tardáguila Agromercados, Rafael Tardáguila, discussed the current state of the international meat market, focusing on China and the United States as key players. He noted that Brazil and Paraguay are already selling meat under the 2025 quota, while Uruguay and Argentina are not under as much pressure to negotiate, given their smaller markets. Tardáguila pointed out the price differences between these markets, noting that the higher tariff in the United States is offset by the higher prices, making it a profitable market, especially for Brazil. Despite the devaluation of the Brazilian currency, cattle prices are on the rise, with expectations of further increases by 2025. The global meat market remains strong, with China's prices stabilizing after an initial rise, and the United States market remaining firm due to limited supply. Bolivia has notably increased its exports of boneless meat to China, surpassing Uruguay and the United States.