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According to information from the Federal Government's Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex), released this Friday (4), exports of fresh, chilled or frozen pork, up until the last week of March (19 working days), greatly exceeded what was recorded in March 2025.
The revenue obtained until the end of March, US$ 258,644.061 represents 44.44% more than the total collected in the entire month of March 2024, which was US$ 179,059.606. In the case of the volume shipped, the 102,699.199 tons represent 30.36% more than the total recorded in March last year, an amount of 78,775.868 tons.
In comparison with the result of pork exports in February 2025, the revenue obtained from pork exports until the end of March, US$ 258,644,061, represents 2.05% more than the total collected in the entire month of February 2025, which was US$ 253,424,443. In the case of the volume shipped, the 102,699,199 tons shipped until the end of March represent a 1.56% increase over the total recorded in February, an amount of 101,118,365 tons.
Average daily revenue through the end of March was US$ 13,612,845, an amount 44.4% more than March 2024. Compared to the previous week, there was a drop of 2.82%, compared to US$ 14,008,073, seen last week.
In the case of tons per daily average, there were 5,405.221, an increase of 30.4% compared to the same month in 2024. When compared to the result in the item from the previous week, there was a decrease of 3.20%, compared to the 5,584.451 tons from last week.
The price paid per ton, US$ 2,518.462, is 10.8% higher than that practiced last March. The result, compared to the value reached in the previous week, represents a modest increase of 0.40% in relation to the previous US$ 2,508.406.
