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过去五年巴西肉类出口增长近38%
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan· 2026-02-11 17:32
(原标题:过去五年巴西肉类出口增长近38%) 巴西农业频道1月20日报道,2021年至2025年期间,巴西肉类出口量从681万吨增长至937万吨,增 幅达37.6%。其中,鸡肉出口量由424万吨增至496万吨,增长17.0%;牛肉出口量从156万吨上升至309 万吨,增幅高达98.1%;猪肉出口量由101万吨增至132万吨,同比增长30.7%。中国是巴西牛肉和鸡肉 的主要出口国,分别占巴西牛肉出口总量的近50%以及鸡肉出口总量的18%。尽管南共市与欧盟签署的 自由贸易协定有望进一步推动巴西肉类出口,但该协定对出口的积极影响在2026年或2027年尚不明显, 预计自第五年起效应将逐步显现。 ...
9月巴西猪肉出口创历史新高
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan· 2025-10-17 17:29
Core Insights - Brazil's pork exports reached a record high in September, with volumes of 152,000 tons and revenues of $370 million, marking year-on-year increases of 25.9% and 29.9% respectively [1] Export Performance - The Philippines remains the largest market for Brazilian pork, with exports to the country totaling 49,000 tons in September, an increase of 73.9% [1] - China ranks second, with exports amounting to 14,000 tons, reflecting a decline of 18.2% [1] State Contributions - Santa Catarina state led in pork exports with 73,000 tons in September, up 17.4% [1] - Rio Grande do Sul followed with 36,000 tons, showing a significant growth of 39.6% [1] - Paraná state ranked third, exporting 25,000 tons, which is a 35.5% increase [1] Year-to-Date Performance - For the period from January to September, Brazil's cumulative pork exports reached 1.121 million tons and generated $2.7 billion, representing increases of 13.2% and 24.6% respectively [1]
巴西肉类出口工业协会(ABIEC)负责人:50%的关税将使巴西无法向美国出口牛肉。
news flash· 2025-07-11 13:48
Core Viewpoint - The head of the Brazilian Meat Export Industry Association (ABIEC) stated that a 50% tariff would prevent Brazil from exporting beef to the United States [1] Group 1 - A 50% tariff on Brazilian beef exports to the U.S. is deemed prohibitive by industry leaders [1]
巴西总统卢拉:我们将为送货工人购买摩托车提供融资支持。禽流感事件曾带来一定困扰,作为重要的肉类出口国,我们的责任也因此增加。
news flash· 2025-06-03 14:09
Group 1 - The Brazilian government, led by President Lula, plans to provide financing support for delivery workers to purchase motorcycles [1] - The country faces increased responsibilities as a significant meat exporter, particularly following challenges posed by avian influenza [1]