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How is the Supply Network Structure for Brazilian Peanuts?
Peanut Kernel
Brazil
By Jinwoo Cheon
Updated 2023년 1월 30일
Brazil exports around 40% of its peanut crop annually. Virtually all exports are as peanut kernels.
After peanuts are harvested, they are washed, shelled, and graded. Peanuts are kept in storage by processors until orders are received for the domestic market or for exports.
After peanuts are harvested, they are washed, shelled, and graded. Peanuts are kept in storage by processors until orders are received for the domestic market or for exports.
Brazil exports around 40% of its peanut crop annually. Peanut production is centered around serving the domestic market first. Virtually all exports are as peanut kernels, and very few peanuts are exported in-shell.
After peanuts are harvested, they are cleaned and processed. Thereafter peanuts are kept in storage (warehouse facilities) until orders are received.
The harvest to export order summary is as follows:
Harvest -> Washing -> Mechanical Dehusking -> Gravity table -> Grading & Densimetric table -> Sorting by color -> Packaging -> Storage -> Aflatoxin levels analysis -> Shipment
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