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The rush to secure a share of Brazil’s reduced quota for this year led to a sharp acceleration in imports from that origin and caused Brazilian beef to represent a high proportion of China’s arrivals in June.
China rejected 34,021 kg of imported beef in June, the lowest monthly volume so far in 2026 and sharply below the 286,122 kg recorded in May, according to OIG+X information based on GACC data.
Paraguay’s export finished cattle market remains firm after attempts by some meatpacking plants to lower prices failed to gain acceptance among producers.
The reduced availability of finished cattle and growing competition among processors supports market references and generating new business above the base price.
Export steer prices increased, although the industry said the rise was driven less by market fundamentals than by several days of rainfall and the influence of the Palermo Rural Exhibition, the region’s largest livestock show.
Exports of chilled cuts to Germany in particular and to the European Union as a whole fell significantly in both volume and average value, partly due to the closure of the quarterly 481 quota window.
In June, Argentina shipped 2,155 tons of chilled kosher beef and 2,654 tons of frozen beef to Israel, making it the third-largest destination for Argentine beef.
Beef exports to the United States reached a record of close to 12,400 tons in June, consolidating the country as Argentina’s second-largest destination. This came despite contrasting trends between chilled beef shipments, which were the lowest of the year, and frozen beef shipments, which reached their highest level.
Export volumes to China recovered in June and reached their second-highest monthly level of the year, behind March. Argentina shipped 16,066 tons of bone-in beef and bones from deboning, worth US$ 48.3 million, as well as 22,300 tons of boneless beef, worth around US$ 135 million.
In the first half of 2026, Argentine beef exports reached 336,227 tons product weight, worth US$ 2.288 billion. These figures were 7.1% higher in volume and 43.3% higher in value than in the same period of 2025.
