São Paulo – Brazilian poultry exports revenue grew by 2.1% in November, amounting to USD 537.5 million. During the period, 321,900 tons, up 3.1% from a year ago. The figures were made public by the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) this Thursday (5) and include raw and packaged products.
Year-to-date through November, poultry exports were up by 2% year-on year, reaching 3.822 million shipped tons. In revenue, year-on-year growth was 6.1%, to USD 6.358 billion.
ABPA executive director Ricardo Santin was quoted as saying in a release that “as is the pork case, Asia’s health situation has also generated significant impacts on poultry exports. In November, exports to China grew by 61% from a year ago. Even with new market players, the Chinese market demand will keep on being one of the drivers for the international market next year,” he analyzed.
Translated by Guilherme Miranda
