Tridge summary
In January, China received the lowest monthly beef shipment of 185,000 tons since the same month the previous year, marking a significant decrease of 66,000 tons from the record high in August of the previous year, according to Faxcarne. The main suppliers, Mercosur countries like Argentina and Oceania, contributed 149,000 tons and 26,000 tons, respectively. The United States, which exported less than 11,000 tons in December, is also expected to have seen a minimal increase in January.
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The main suppliers of the Chinese beef market shipped some 185,000 tons in January, according to estimates by Faxcarne based on partial data from exporting countries. This is the lowest monthly volume since January 2022, 12 months ago. In addition, they are some 66 thousand tons less than the record of last August when 252 thousand tons were shipped. The Mercosur countries would have exported some 149,000 tons (Argentina's data is estimated), while those of Oceania sent 26,000 tons to this ...
Source: Portaldelcampo
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