Brazil: Refrigerators will use units abroad to serve China

Published 2021년 9월 8일

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Brazilian meat export companies, Minerva and Marfrig, do not anticipate a decrease in sales to China, despite the suspension of beef exports from Brazil to China due to two atypical mad cow disease cases confirmed in the country. These companies have facilities in Argentina and Uruguay that can fulfill Chinese demand. The suspension is temporary, as per a sanitary protocol between Brazil and China, and is expected to be lifted soon. However, the suspension has not significantly affected the Chinese beef market, with some importers still making purchases in anticipation of a swift resumption of trade.
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Caption: An employee cuts beef joints at a Marfrig slaughterhouse in Promissão, in the interior of São Paulo - Paulo Whitaker - Oct.7.11/Reuters Minerva and Marfrig have plants in Uruguay and Argentina capable of selling to the Asian country. Meatpackers say that their sales will not be affected by the two atypical cases of mad cow disease confirmed in Brazil last week, one in Nova Canaã do Norte (MT) and the other in Belo Horizonte (MG). Exports of beef from Brazil to China were suspended on Saturday (4) after confirmation of the records by the Ministry of Agriculture. The Asian country is the biggest importer of the Brazilian product. The suspension complies with a sanitary protocol signed between the two countries and lasts until the Chinese authorities complete the evaluation of the information provided. Both Minerva and Marfrig informed that other slaughterhouses they have in South America, located in Argentina and Uruguay, are able to meet Chinese demand. Minerva, leader in ...
Source: Brasilagro

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