Brazil: Total beef exports in July hit new record, but prices remain lower than in 2023

Published 2024년 8월 12일

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In July 2024, Brazil's beef exports hit a record 291,075 tons, marking a 42% increase from the previous year, despite a 6% drop in average prices. Export revenue surged by 33% to $1.166 billion. From January to July 2024, exports totaled 1,731,944 tons, a 35% rise, with revenue up 20% to $6.988 billion. China remains the largest buyer, though its share has decreased as Brazil diversifies its markets. The United States and the United Arab Emirates also saw significant increases in volume and revenue. Overall, 92 countries increased their imports in 2024, while 71 reduced their purchases.
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Total beef exports (processed meats + fresh meat) approached 300,000 tons, growing 42% in July, reaching 291,075 tons and setting a new record in the history of Brazilian product movement. The previous record was a movement of 282,514 tons in December 2023. Average prices, however, remain lower than those practiced in the same month last year: in July 2023 they were US$ 4,265 and, this year, US$ 4,007 (-6%). Export revenue, in turn, increased by 33%. In 2023, it was US$ 876.9 million and in July 2024 it reached US$ 1.166 billion. The information comes from the Brazilian Association of Meatpacking Plants (ABRAFRIGO), which compiled data provided by the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (SECEX) of the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC). According to the entity, in the year to date, from January to July, Brazil has already exported 1,731,944 tons of the product, compared to 1,281,943 tons in the same period last year, with a 35% increase in volume. Revenue so ...

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