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The National Supply Company (CONAB) expects soybean oil and meal exports to be around 22.5 million tons.

With the implementation of this new temporary measure, soybean prices rose.

Corn and soybean prices saw mixed results. Sowing progress for new crops continues to be considerably delayed compared to previous seasons.

This month’s downgrade mainly concerns maize and, albeit by a smaller amount, wheat production.

International prices of wheat, maize, and sorghum declined in November while barley and rice prices moved up, according to the FAO price index.

International pig meat prices rose on a surge in demand ahead of the upcoming holiday period and the impact of currency movements.

Ireland has secured access to export pigmeat to Malaysia.

This reduction in total pigmeat exports is driven by a nearly 45% anticipated decline in sales by China.

ASF continues to be the key determinant in the global production of pig meat.

Although the decrease in Spanish pork exports outside the EU continued in the first nine months of the year, it has slowed down compared to the first half of the year.

China's share of EU pork exports has more than halved.

Only considering October, Santa Catarina exported 139.8 thousand tons of meat, 7.2% more than in 2021.

The latest report on corn and soybean crop estimates showed slight variations from the October report. Highlights include a decrease in European Union harvests and an increase in ending stocks for Brazil and Ukraine.