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In the first days of November/24, Brazil exported 73.5 thousand tons of beef and registered a 5% increase in the average price per ton.

Faxcarne | Uruguay exported 28,559 tons of fresh beef in October at an average value of US$/t 6,330, according to Customs data based on export requests. The volume increased by 2.6 thousand tons compared to what was shipped in September, while the average value increased a solid 6.7% monthly and reached the highest level since September 2022, more than two years ago. The volume included 3,191 tons of chilled meat and 25,368 tons of frozen meat, of which 4,404 tons were shipped with bone and 20,964 tons boneless. The main destination for boneless frozen meat was once again the United States, which has predominated within this segment almost without interruption since May. 8,850 tons were shipped to the USA at an average value of US$ 6,101/t and 6,805 tons to China at an average of US$ 5,031/t. In turn, the 4,364 tons of frozen bone-in exported to China averaged US$ 3,572 per ton. Exports are already actively working towards the quota

In the last 21 business days registered until October 24, Brazil exported 236,200 tons of beef, according to data published this Tuesday by the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex). At the end of the month, with 23 business days completed, it is possible that Brazilian sales abroad will exceed in volume the current monthly historical record, registered in September, when it reached 251,760 tons, according to data from Secex. September shipments marked the pace of price increases for Brazilian fattened cattle, at a time of sharp reduction in supply. In these 21 business days of October, Brazil exported a daily average of 12,430 tons, an increase of 40% over the daily volume registered in the same month last year (8,860 tons). Taking this average daily volume as a reference, adding the two remaining business days of the remainder of October, Brazil could export, in addition to the 236,200 tons already registered by Sex, another 24,860 tons, l