In July, 1,287 million head of cattle were slaughtered in Argentina

Published 2023년 8월 18일

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The text discusses the recent price increases in the cattle industry. Steers and heifers experienced a significant rise in price, while the price increase for cows was smaller. The increase in female cattle slaughter was attributed to the adjustment of herds due to drought and increased food costs. Additionally, beef production and exports have seen growth, leading to higher apparent consumption of beef.
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From the day the live cattle price reset began until yesterday, steers had an increase of 34% (from $730 to $980 per live kilo). The heifers had a rise of 38%, going from $700 to $970. The steer one of 28%, going from $720 to $920. These are current maximums of the MAG, and the variation between last Friday and the day of yesterday. EU steer exports, from $1,250 to $1,750 kilos per hook, that is, 42%. The Chinese cow held from last Friday with a 20% increase to $420. And the good beef cow had an increase of 13%, from $550 to $620 per kilo. The enhancements described above are already moving to the counters. In July, 1,287 million heads of cattle were slaughtered, a historically high number, but 6.6% lower than that registered in June. 662,000 males were slaughtered, that is, 8.7% more than in July 2022, and 625,000 females, which showed an increase of 24.9% year-on-year. In the case of females, in July 351.9 thousand heifers were slaughtered, 29.9% more than a year ago, and 273.1 ...
Source: Agrositio

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