Argentine Ranchers Boost Export Potential with Heavier Cattle Production
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Argentine ranchers are transforming their cattle production to capitalize on rising global beef prices and new trade deals, aiming for a 50% increase in exports over the next four years. Producers like El Trebol feedlot, near Buenos Aires, are now raising cattle to weigh around 550 kg instead of the previous 300 kg. Shipments to the U.S. surged 158% in the first five months to 41,770 metric tons, totaling $348 million. The EU-Mercosur trade deal also opens new export opportunities. This shift marks a major pivot in Argentina's meat industry.
The strategic shift in cattle production signals a new era for Argentine beef exports, potentially boosting economic growth while meeting global demand.
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