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The italian country is positioned in 21th place in the world ranking of meat exports to China, and within Europe it is in 7th place.

Italy has exported a total of 4,609,236 kg for a value of USD 13,361,582.

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The most exported categories were pork and poultry.

Italy pork meat export data to China


Pork has exported a total of 2,281,918 Kg for a value of USD 5,320,811. These values represent a decrease of 75% from January to March. 979,570 kg were exported in the first month and 249,077 kg in the third, with a difference of -730,493 Kg. It is important to stand out that there was an increase of 8% in february, as a total of 1,053,271 Kg were exported.

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Over the total value of pork exports in March, the price per kg was of 2.48 USD/kg.

Italy's poultry meat export data to China

If we talk about poultry, 2,258,656 kg were exported for a value of USD 7,135,270, that is to say, a decrease of -54% in the January-March. In the third month, -524,394 kg were exported.

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Poultry´s price per kg in March, the average price was 1.85 USD/kg.

Italy Offal export data to China

The "least" exported product with quantities of less than 1,000,000 kg, but with a considerable positive growth, was “meat and edible offal, salted, in brine, dried or smoked; edible flours and meals of meat or meat offal”. It increased by 87% in March compared to January.

Besides that, we have the total imports per Chinese province. A total of 2 provinces imported more than 1,000,000 kg.

Even so, it is worth noting that the province that imports the least French meat is Sichuan. In the first quarter, it exported a total of 25,000 kg.

Below, in the infographic you can see the top provinces with their respective data in Kg and USD.

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As a conclusion to the situation in Italy, we note that the country has decreased its exports to China by -64% this first quarter. It exported a total of -1,388,551 Kg from January to March.

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