Paulista’s pig famer grows a better purchasing power

In the national market, at the end of the month, the prices dropped at paulista’s farms and whoolesale markets

In São Paulo, at the farms, a full grown swine is being negotiated at R$116/@, a R$4,00/@ (3,3%) price drop in a week. Looking at a thirty day perspective, the prices are 4,9% lower.

There was also a price drop at the wholesale market. The special swine carcass is being negotiated at R$9,20/kg, representing a R$0,10/kg (1,1%) recess in seven days.

Even though there was a price drop in the weekly comparative, the exchange ratio with corn got better for the pauilista pig farmer.

In São Paulo, at each 1kg of a full grown pig sold, it is possible to buy 6,94kg of corn in july/23. This represents a 5,4% purchasing power growth for the pig farmer in the monthly comparision. This is the best exchange ratio since october/20.

In july, there were 94,18 thousand tonnes of in natura swine meat exported. Daily, there were shipped 4,48 thousand tonnes of swine meat, representing a 7,2% raise when compared with july/22. The average gain grew 11,6% in the same comparision, adding up to US$11,11 million/day.

In the short term, there is a stability perspective, with punctual hikes not being discarded if the salary payment and Father’s Day Grow the pig meat demand.