Brazil: Six more plants in Paraná are authorized to export chicken to China
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Published Mar 16, 2024
Tridge summary
38 licenses were granted – eight for chicken slaughterhouses, 24 for cattle, one for heat-processed cattle and five warehouses. This was the largest number of refrigerators announced at once by China and the first time that warehouses were included. Brazil is the largest producer and exporter of chicken in the country. The expectation is that there will be an increase in exports with China's decision not to renew the anti-dumping measure.
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They had undergone a remote and in-person audit between December 2023 and January of this year and are in line with the requirements of the Asian country. The qualified plants are: Jaguafrangos Indústria e Comércio de Alimentos, from Jaguapitã; Dip Frangos, from Capanema; Avenorte Avícola, from Cianorte; Plusval Agroavícola, from Umuarama; Seara Alimentos, from Santo Inácio; and Cotriguaçu Cooperativa Central, from Cascavel (warehouse). Total - According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, a total of 38 licenses were granted – eight for chicken slaughterhouses, 24 for cattle, one for heat-processed cattle and five warehouses (three for chicken, one for beef and one for pork) – by the Administration- General Customs of China (GACC). This was the largest number of refrigerators announced at once by China and the first time that warehouses were included. Exports - The largest producer and exporter of chicken in the country, last year the State sent 2.1 million tons abroad ...
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