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Despite good international prices, beef exports will fall this year compared to the record of 2024. According to the ABC Exporters Consortium, which groups the main exporting firms, sales abroad were 64,500 tons of product weight last month. “Compared to November 2024, the exported volumes are 4.9% lower; while the value obtained has been 36.6% higher,” it stated. Meanwhile, in the accumulated total for the first eleven months of the year 2025, shipments “were close to 654.8 thousand tons of product weight; for a value of approximately 3,531.3 million dollars. Compared to the first eleven months of 2024, the exported volumes are 7.9% lower; while the value obtained has been 27.7% higher,” said Mario Ravettino, president of the ABC Consortium. The numbers reflect higher international prices, which is why the billing is growing. However, this could not be taken advantage of due to the low supply of cattle, which forced the industries to pay high prices for cattle, which is reducing ...

Steiner Group, a renowned consultancy, forecasts that by 2026 North American purchases of beef will grow by 9%. Brazil would benefit the most, due to the over 40% tariff. Argentina would be the seventh supplier, not considering the quota expansion that is being negotiated. The imports per country in tons are equivalent to carcass weight.

Cattle prices in Argentina have risen sharply this year, with demand expected to remain strong through 2025, including for export bulls. The price of these bulls—regardless of whether they are destined for the Hilton quota or the 481 feedlot quota—averages 7,500 pesos per kilogram of hooked meat. Converted to "meat dollars," this price is 5.40