12.3 Thousand Tons Per Day: Despite U.S. Tariffs, Beef Exports Reach Record High

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 25/08/2025 at 16:38

Updated on 25/08/2025 at 16:39

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Daily Shipment Average Grows 25% Compared to August 2024 and Even Surpasses Record Numbers from July

Recent data from IBGE shows that the production of beef did not keep pace with the growth of exports in the first half of 2025.

The exported volume, including both fresh and processed beef, was 164.1 thousand tons higher than the same period in 2024.

However, formal production advanced by only 122 thousand tons in the same timeframe.

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Rising Prices

The CEPEA/ESALQ Indicator for fat cattle and the wholesale price of the carcass in Greater São Paulo were about 35% above 2024 levels.

The calculation considers real terms, already adjusted for inflation.

According to Cepea, this data confirms that the share allocated to the external market has increased. Therefore, pressure on internal prices is likely to continue.

Export Share

In the first half of 2024, 25.1% of formal production was exported.

In 2025, this percentage rose to 28.7%. Furthermore, the increase also occurred within the same year: from 27.4% in the first quarter to 29.9% in the second, a historic record for export participation in the sector.

Strong Export Sales Maintain Momentum

In August, exports remained strong, even after the tariff barrier imposed by the United States.

The daily average of fresh beef shipments reached 12.3 thousand tons. This represents an increase of almost 25% over August 2024 and 2.5% compared to July, a month that had already recorded a high.

If the pace continues, August is expected to set a new historical record.

The dollar lost value against the Real, but the average price in dollars increased and kept the value in reais stable at R$ 30,680 per ton.

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Heribaldo dos Santos

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27/08/2025 15:40

Uma parte da população é ignorante

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Jorge

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26/08/2025 22:01

Vende barato e nos cobram caríssimo. Faz o ele.

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Almir piejas

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27/08/2025 08:11

****. Quem vende a carne são os produtores e não o governo.
Vc faltou nessa aula?
Quem dita a regra é o mercado!!!!!

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Heribaldo dos Santos

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27/08/2025 15:42

Fazer o “L” né… Não sabe nem escrever e quer fazer crítica

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27/08/2025 22:43

Mais tú e **** mesmo kkkkk

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Manoel Teodoro Santa Izabel Neto

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28/08/2025 16:54

No desgoverno a carne era artigo de luxo segundo o ex.

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