Brazil: Pork shipments to China fell 13.5% in 2022

Published Feb 16, 2023

Tridge summary

China's pork production herd recovery has led to a decrease in reliance on foreign products, resulting in a reduction in pork volumes from importing countries. Despite this, Brazil has seen a significant increase in pork shipments to China, rising from 13 thousand tons/month in 2018 to 38 thousand tons in 2021. However, there was an annual decrease of 13.5% in 2022. Brazil's share of total pork shipped by China peaked at 51% in 2020 but fell to 41% in 2021.
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Original content

The recovery in the pork production herd has allowed China to be less dependent on foreign products and, as a result, the main importing countries have reduced their volumes for that consumer market. Monthly monitoring of pork shipments to China shows that Brazil has benefited greatly in recent years, with a large increase in volume. In 2018, the average volume for the Chinese market reached just 13 thousand tons/month, rising to just over 44 thousand tons in 2021. However, last year, it reached an average volume of 38 thousand tons/month, meaning an annual decrease of 13.5%. The corollary is ...
Source: Agrolink

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