Brazil’s pork exports rise 8% in October, revenue tops USD 320 million

Brazilian exports of fresh, chilled, or frozen pork ended October 2025 on an upward trend. According to data from the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex), shipments totaled 125.6 thousand tonnes through the fifth week of the month, surpassing the volume recorded in the same period of 2024, when 116.3 thousand tonnes were exported.

The performance reinforces the positive moment for the sector, driven by a strong international market and stable demand from major importers.

The daily average exported rises 8% compared to the previous year
The daily average of pork exports reached 5.7 thousand tonnes in October, representing an increase of 8% compared to the average of 5.2 thousand tonnes recorded in the same month last year.

This growth indicates a steady recovery in shipments, even amid logistical challenges and exchange rate fluctuations, demonstrating the competitiveness of Brazilian pork in the global market.

See below a history of Brazilian pork exports starting in January 2022. The chart was prepared with DataLiner data:

Brazilian Pork Exports | Jan 2022 to Sep 2025 | TEU

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Average prices maintain a slight increase and reinforce stability in the sector
The average price per tonne exported stood at USD 2,550.2 thousand, up 0.7% from October 2024, when the average was USD 2,531.6 thousand.

Despite the modest variation, the increase demonstrates resilience in the international price market, with Brazilian pork maintaining competitiveness and recognized quality among foreign buyers.

Export revenue exceeded USD 320 million in October
The total value of pork exports through the fifth week of October reached USD 320.4 million, exceeding the USD 294.5 million recorded in the same month last year — an increase of 8.8%.

The daily average revenue also increased, reaching USD 14.56 million, up from USD 13.38 million in the same period in 2024. The result reflects not only the increase in shipped volumes, but also the maintenance of competitive prices in the international market.

Overall outlook reinforces optimism for the end of 2025
The scenario of continued export growth and stable prices strengthens the Brazilian pork sector’s optimism heading into the close of 2025. Global demand, especially from Asia, continues to drive results, while Brazil reinforces its position among the world’s main exporters of animal protein.

Source: Portal do Agronegócio

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