A Paraguayan trader said international business remains “fairly quiet,” with widespread delays of two to three weeks in shipments agreed during June and early July. Regarding Europe, the source said inquiries have begun to emerge to take advantage of the space left by Brazil following the new restrictions, particularly for butt cuts. However, Paraguay has “little traceable cattle,” meaning the additional volume it can direct to that market will be limited. “The prices are not excellent, but they provide some support,” the trader said.
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