Brazil shipped 4.2 million tons of soybeans in November, a volume 64% higher than that recorded in the same month last year. The average price remained stable at US$$ 435.4 per ton. Soybean meal exports totaled 1.7 million tons, an increase of 2.5% compared to November 2024, despite a drop of 18% in the average price, which stood at US$$ 322.1 per ton. Soybean oil shipments, however, saw a decrease of 47%, closing at 52,000 tons, while the average price rose 17% to US$1,133.5 per ton.<\/p>\n
In the fresh beef sector, exports reached 318,500 tons, an increase of 40% compared to the previous year. The average price remained high, at US$5,508.8 per ton, 13% above that recorded last year. Total revenue reached US$1.754 billion.<\/p>\n
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Exports of fresh chicken meat totaled 377,000 tons, a decrease of 6.51% compared to November 2024. The average price remained practically stable at US$1,934.4 per ton, but increased by 7.21% compared to October. In the fresh pork segment, shipments decreased by 14% to 93,000 tons, with an average price of US$2,498.6 per ton, a slight decrease both monthly and annually.<\/p>\n
In the sugar and ethanol sector, ethanol shipments fell by 381 TP4T, closing at 66,000 m\u00b3. Even so, the price rose by 101 TP4T, reaching US$654\/m\u00b3. VHP sugar exports decreased by 4.21 TP4T, totaling 2.9 million tons, with an average price of US$372.3 per ton, a decline of 211 TP4T in one year. Refined sugar, on the other hand, increased by 131 TP4T in volume, totaling 377,000 tons, but with a price 221 TP4T lower, at US$414.5 per ton.<\/p>\n
Corn exports ended the month at 5 million tons, an increase of 6.41% compared to November of last year. The average price was US$215.4 per ton, an increase of 5.51% on the same basis of comparison.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n