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US Beef Export Value Rises 8% in September, Driven by Middle East and South America Demand

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US beef export value increased 8% in September, reaching $712.4 million. Volume rose 1% to 81,310 metric tons. September export value increased to Japan, the Middle East, and South America, even though volumes to those regions were lower than the previous year.

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The increase in export value shows that global customers continue to show strong demand for US beef, even as consumers face higher household expenses. The Middle East and South America are noted as key markets receiving these exports.

Middle East disruptions are shifting global cargo demand, leading to increased long-haul transport from South America and West Africa.

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