The CEPEA Swine Bulletin for October in Brazil

Published 2022년 11월 14일

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In October, the average price of live hogs in Brazil rose, but remained lower than the previous year. Pork exports both in natura and industrialized form decreased by 4.1% from September and by 0.5% year-on-year. The increase in live animal prices led to an increase in the purchasing power of pig farmers in relation to corn, but a decrease in relation to soybean meal. Pork prices rose more than chicken and beef prices in October, resulting in pork being less competitive as a protein source.
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The rise in live hog prices at the beginning of October ensured that the monthly average closed above that registered in September. This is because, in the last weeks of the month, the values of the animal retreated in most of the regions monitored by Cepea. It should be noted, however, that, in many squares, the October average was still lower than that of the same month in 2021. Brazilian exports of pork meat, considering in natura and industrialized products, decreased in October. According to data from the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex), 97.2 thousand tons of protein were shipped last month, 4.1% less than in September and 0.5% below the volume shipped in October 2021. In view of the increases in live animal prices in all markets monitored by Cepea in the first weeks of October, the monthly average for pigs was above that recorded in September. As a result, the purchasing power of pig farmers increased in relation to corn, but decreased in relation to soybean meal, given ...

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