The United States ended the profit period of meat export

Introduction: new page 1 in 2002, the decrease of American meat export was mainly attributed to the decrease of chicken export Current exports are expected to recover in 2003, although not to the record level of 2001 24P the decline in meat exports in 2002 is estimated to be the first since 1985 The decline is mainly due to the reversal of meat exports, which may be 11% lower than last year's level The total US meat exports are expected to recover in 2003, but still slightly lower than the highest level in 2001 24P poultry: the export of chicken in the United States is expected to reach 2.5 million tons in 2002, 11% lower than the previous year's 2.8 million tons The export of poultry is almost all made up of broilers The decline in export prospects is mainly due to the disruption of trade with Russia, the largest market for American chicken In addition, the decrease in exports to China and Hong Kong is one of the reasons for the decrease in total exports The export outlook for 2003 is likely to be slightly below 2.8 million tons 24P beef: U.S beef exports are expected to be 1 million tons in 2002, and have been between 1-1.1 million tons since 1999, the highest in 2000 The largest beef market in Japan, due to the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in 2001 Demand has declined significantly, limiting more beef imports due to cheap pork and poultry imports Beef exports are likely to reach 110 tons in 2003 as exports to South Korea and Mexico grow strongly 24P pork: U.S pork exports in 2002 are estimated at 674000 tons, 5% lower than the previous record In 2001, pork exports reached 709000 tons due to growth in exports to Japan and Mexico In Japan, we can increase exports to Japan at a time when there is a shortage of supplies due to the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Europe It is predicted that in 2003, the export will increase over the previous year, almost reaching the level of 2001 The U.S pork export will face greater competition, mainly due to the reconstruction of the European Union and the expansion of Brazil's export 24P
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