Eggs: Brazilian exports hit the lowest level in seven months

After intense two first months in 2022, shipments of commercial eggs (in natura and processed) decreased in March and reached the lowest volume since August 2021. According to official data from Secex complied by Cepea researchers, Brazil exported 572 tonnes of this protein source in the last month, 72.7% lower than in February and 4.1% lower than in March/21.

Check below the track record of Brazilian egg exports to two main consumers of this protein source, Japan and the UAE. The data is from DataLiner.

Egg Export (HS 0407) to Japan and UAE | 2021 | WTMT

Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)

In terms of finances, the increase in the average price paid for the exported produced favoured the revenue obtained from shipments in March, mitigating the effect of decreased shipments to the extent that the amount collected was actually greater than March 2021. In the last month, revenue from raw and processed eggs exports totalled BRL 7.3 million, 55.5% lower than in February but 33.2% higher than that received in the same month of 2021.

Source: Canal Rural

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https://www.canalrural.com.br/radar/ovos-exportacoes-sao-as-menores-em-sete-meses/

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