China’s absence weighed heavily on July exports
Brazilian beef exports felt the impact in July of shipments to China coming to a halt after the 1.106 million-ton quota available for this year was filled.
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Brazilian beef exports felt the impact in July of shipments to China coming to a halt after the 1.106 million-ton quota available for this year was filled.
Aug 6, 2026
Brazilian beef exports to China contracted sharply in July as shipments to that destination came to a halt once the 2026 quota was filled.
Aug 6, 2026
The United States and Russia for frozen beef, together with Chile for chilled beef purchases, are the destinations showing the strongest growth potential for Brazilian exporters now that China’s 2026 quota has been reached.
Last update 08/03/2026

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Brazilian beef exports felt the impact in July of shipments to China coming to a halt after the 1.106 million-ton quota available for this year was filled.
Brazilian beef exports to China contracted sharply in July as shipments to that destination came to a halt once the 2026 quota was filled.
The United States and Russia for frozen beef, together with Chile for chilled beef purchases, are the destinations showing the strongest growth potential for Brazilian exporters now that China’s 2026 quota has been reached.

Brazil is rapidly gaining ground in the Indonesian market, both for beef and beef offal.
The Brazilian beef industry believes the country should retain a share of close to 43% in the allocation of the beef quota established under the Mercosur-European Union agreement.
For the first time in 43 months, Australian beef exports declined compared with the same month a year earlier.

The supply of finished cattle remains very limited, keeping the market at record levels.
Brazilian group Xingu Foods, led by businessman Bruno Xavier, signed a shared-operation agreement that will let it start slaughtering around 15,000 head in August at a Grupo Concepción plant in Paraguay. The latter conglomerate has scaled back its activity amid a severe financial crisis.
September is shaping up to be a month of lower activity for Paraguay’s meatpacking industry due to the combined impact of the kosher crews’ recess, the seasonal slowdown in Chilean demand once purchases for the national holiday celebrations are completed, and tight cattle supplies. Market operators said that, in this context, some plants could choose to reduce activity or even temporarily suspend slaughter for commercial reasons.
