Pork exports growing in Paraguay

Published 2022년 12월 30일

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Paraguay's pork exports are expected to increase in 2023 due to the resumption of shipments to Russia and the approval of pork sales to Taiwan. The resumption of pork exports to Russia, despite transportation costs increasing by almost 400%, is seen as positive news, as Russia is a key market for Paraguayan animal protein. The meat exported to Russia is mainly boneless and consists of three cuts. Paraguay has also increased its biosecurity standards to meet the demands of the Russian market. The pork sales to Taiwan, which have been approved after four years of work, are also expected to boost exports. The President of the National Animal Health and Quality Service, José Carlos Martín Camperchioli, stated that the prices of pork are rising but it still remains cheaper than beef, and that opening new markets will not impact domestic prices.
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Paraguayan pork exports are looking at a brighter future for 2023, according to various positive developments on various fronts over the past few months, it was reported in Asunción. National Animal Health and Quality Service (Senacsa) President José Carlos Martín Camperchioli highlighted the resumption of pork shipments to Russia in November after almost three years, despite some nuisances. “We have to be a little frank and communicate that we continue to have many problems, Russia continues to have many problems at a general level and there is a lot of uncertainty about what may happen, although some conversations were resumed to export pork to Russia, it is positive news,” he said. “Now only one logistics company reaches Russia, the cost of transportation increased almost 400% to reach Russia with a chilled frozen container,” he added while stressing Russia's importance for Paraguayan animal protein. The official also pointed out that the meat sold to Russia is boneless and ...
Source: MercoPress

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