Brazil: Meat export performance in the first four weeks of March

Published 2023년 3월 28일

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The article reports a significant growth in the revenue from pork and chicken meat exports, with revenue around 30% higher than last year, due to a 15% increase in volume and a nearly 13% increase in price. Despite resolving issues with importers, beef exports have seen a decline in both volume and price, leading to a 36% decrease in revenue. However, the additional business day in March is expected to boost revenue for beef, pork, and chicken.
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And as the average price, although in retraction in recent months, remains close to 3% above that registered in the same month of last year, the revenue obtained, by the daily average, shows an annual evolution of practically 30% over the daily average. But the monthly total should show an even higher expansion rate, as the current March has one more business day than March 2022. Thus, maintaining the same performances in terms of average daily volume and average price, the exchange revenue for the month will rotate around US$950 million, about 35% more than a year ago. Beef exports are not having the same luck, which, already suffering a slowdown in volume and price for some time, saw the situation worsen with the atypical case of mad cow disease. Thus, although the issue with importers has already been resolved, it should – as had already occurred in February – end the month with negative results in volume and price and, as a result, in foreign exchange earnings. For now, by the ...

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