Pig farmers in São Paulo are experiencing a decrease in purchasing power due to a drop in live animal prices, which is putting pressure on costs like corn and soy bran. This decrease is due to a reduction in demand from the industry for new batches of pigs for slaughter. As a result, farmers are able to buy less corn and soybean meal with the sale of a kilo of pork, with measurements showing a decrease of 0.7% for corn and 0.8% for soybean meal compared to the previous Tuesday.