Without cases of avian influenza, exports of Brazilian chicken meat accelerate in early March

Published 2023년 3월 13일

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Exports of poultry meat and its edible offal from Brazil in the first eight working days of March 2023 surpassed 50% of the revenue from protein shipments in the same month of 2022, showing a significant increase. The country is currently in a privileged position in the global market due to the lack of avian influenza, a status it is working to maintain. The revenue from chicken meat exports so far in March is 51.10% of that in March 2022, and the volume shipped is 49.19% of the total from the same month last year. The daily average billing has seen a 40.5% increase compared to March 2022.

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According to information from the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex) of the Federal Government, released this Monday (13), exports of poultry meat and its edible offal, fresh, refrigerated or frozen in the eight working days of March already exceeded 50 % of revenues from protein shipments in the same month of 2022. According to the SAFRAS & Mercado analyst, Fernando Henrique Iglesias, Brazil is doing very well in terms of exports. "The great highlight is that Brazil continues without any cases of avian influenza. This puts the country in a privileged perspective in the face of the global market. It is important to maintain this status of absence of the disease in the country to avoid mismatches in terms of reaction of the international market ", he said. Iglesias adds that "the sanitary protocol is very strict in Brazil and I think it is unlikely that we will have cases of avian influenza being registered in commercial farms in the country". The revenue obtained from chicken meat ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas