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Brazil: Revenue from total beef exports until November is 20% below that of 2022

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Published Dec 8, 2023

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Brazil's beef exports in November 2023 generated revenue of US$1.001 billion, with a movement of 256,073 tons, the highest number of the year so far. The year to date has total revenue of US$9.754 billion for a movement of 2,253,152 tons, with average prices per ton falling from US$5,670 in 2022 to US$4,329 in 2023. China continues to be Brazil's main beef export customer, despite purchasing 7.5% less than in 2022 and a 26.4% reduction in revenue accumulated so far, and the United States rose to second place among the country's largest customers.
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With average prices still far from those practiced in 2022, US$3,910 per ton now, against US$5,021 last year, total beef exports in November (fresh + processed) generated revenue of US$1.001 billion for a movement of 256,073 tons, the highest number of the year so far (+47%). In 2022, in the same month, Brazil had revenue of US$872.4 million for a volume handled of 173,751 tons. As a result, the year to date has total revenue of US$9.754 billion for a movement of 2,253,152 tons. Last year, from January to November, revenue was US$ 12.239 billion and movement was 2,158,555 tons: that is, a growth of just 4% in volume that did not follow the 20% drop in foreign exchange collection. Still in the year to date, average prices per ton in 2022 were US$5,670 while in 2023 they fell to US$4,329. The information comes from the Brazilian Association of Refrigerators (ABRAFRIGO), which compiled the data from the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (SECEX), from the Ministry of Development, Industry, ...
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