In a new and extended study, USDA points out the trends of Brazilian chicken meat in 2023

Published 2023년 3월 1일

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The US Department of Agriculture's latest report, authored by Camila Aquino and released on February 24, 2023, forecasts a slight growth in Brazil's chicken meat industry for 2023. Despite a minor decrease in production in 2022, the sector is expected to recover, with a projected growth of around 2.5% in production and a significant 3.5% increase in exports. This would result in a total production of 14.825 million tons and exports of approximately 4.6 million tons. Domestic availability is anticipated to rise by 2.5% to 10.230 million tons. The comprehensive report also touches on various factors influencing the industry, such as weather, costs, demand, and the positive aspect of Brazil remaining Avian Influenza-free so far.

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In less than a month and a half, the US Department of Agriculture presented two studies on trends in Brazilian poultry in 2023. The first, on January 12th; the second, on February 24 last. Between the two, minimal differences, but maintaining growth prospects. The focus, here, goes to the most recent study, prepared by the USDA's agricultural attachés in Brasilia (who signs, with the approval of Joseph Degreenia, is Camila Aquino). It is pointed out that the Brazilian production of chicken meat – decreasing by 0.24% from 2021 to 2022 – tends, this year, to grow close to 2.5%, which means reaching 14.825 million tons. However, a more significant performance is reserved for chicken meat exports which, last year, increased by more than 5%. Because the expected increase for this year is close to 3.5%, an index that suggests a volume of around 4.6 million tons, something that, if achieved, would represent an increase of practically 9% in just one biennium. Once the production and ...

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