Where does Paraguayan beef go? Senacsa shares export report for the year
Oct, 03, 2024 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202439
The National Animal Health and Quality Service (Senacsa, by its acronym in Spanish) has published its report on Paraguayan beef exports for September 2024. More than 250 million kilos of beef were shipped abroad, generating approximately $1.217 billion in revenue.
Where does Paraguayan beef go?
Chile remains the largest buyer of Paraguayan beef. It imported nearly 94 million kilos in September, with a total value of over $483 million. Other major buyers include:
– Taiwan, with 26.7 million kilos, valued at $127 million.
– Brazil, which purchased 19.6 million kilos for $110 million.
– Israel, with 20.8 million kilos, worth $109 million.
– The United States imported 15.9 million kilos for $74 million.
The chart below takes information derived from Datamar’s pioneer maritime intelligence service, DataLiner, to unveil Paraguay’s top long-haul export destinations for beef cargo in the first seven months of 2024.
Top Export Destination Countries | Paraguay Beef | 2024 | TEUs
Source: DataLiner (click here to request a demo)
Diversification and new opportunities
The report also highlights the importance of «maritime provisioning,» referring to exports sent to international ships. This category accounted for over 16 million kilos, generating around $61 million. Other less traditional countries purchasing Paraguayan beef include Kuwait, Georgia, and Albania, demonstrating that Paraguay is expanding its reach.
This report emphasizes Paraguay’s significance as one of the world’s major beef exporters, reaching diverse countries and contributing to the national economy.
Source: Agencia de Información Paraguaya
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