ABPA: Chicken meat exports grew 7.3 percent in July
Revenue generated by exports in July reached US$889.2 million, a balance 3.6% higher than that recorded in the same period last year, when US$858.7 million was obtained.
In the year to date (January to July), the exported volume reached 3,052 million tons shipped, a result 0.3% lower than that recorded in the same period of 2023, with 3,061 million tons. The accumulated revenue in the period reached US$5.525 billion, a performance 8.33% lower than the total recorded in the same period last year, with US$6.027 billion.
Summarizing the positive pace of exports, China imported 61 thousand tons in July, 20.1% higher than in the same period last year. In second place, Japan imported 47.3 thousand tons, 26% higher in the same comparative period. Completing the top 10 destinations are the United Arab Emirates, with 38.7 thousand tons (-16.6%), South Africa, with 28.1 thousand tons (+9.3%), Saudi Arabia, with 26.2 thousand tons (-19.3%), Mexico, with 25 thousand tons (+123.9%), the Philippines, with 20.7 thousand tons (+4.4%), the European Union, with 16.9 thousand tons (-5.6%), Iraq, with 15.3 thousand tons (+118.6%) and South Korea , with 14.2 thousand tons (-8.5%).
"The impressive performance of exports in July helped to reestablish the export levels recorded in 2023, when we compare the first seven months of each year. The rapid lifting of embargoes from most markets, in an effort led by the Ministry of Agriculture, is indicative of positive volumes for the coming months, in a scenario of heated international demand",highlights Ricardo Santin, president of ABPA.
Paraná remains the main exporting state, with 188.2 thousand tons in July (+5.1% compared to the same period last year), followed by Santa Catarina, with 103.2 thousand tons (+14.7%), Rio Grande do Sul, with 59.6 thousand tons (-6.6%), São Paulo, with 25.8 thousand tons (+12.3%) and Goiás, with 21.9 thousand tons (+15.8%).
"The international scenario is positive for Brazilian chicken meat exports, especially in a context of significant reduction in volumes shipped by the USA, our main competitor, during this year of 2024", analyzes ABPA's market director, Luís Rua.
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