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The Fazenda Alta Conquista broiler operation consists of 14 houses, totalling 500,000 broiler places. Photos: Fazenda Alta Conquista
11-11 | Article

One small cog in a huge poultry operation

Brazil's exports may increase by 100,000 tonnes (2%) in 2025, compared to just 40,000 tonnes (1%) for the US. Photo: Embrapa
22-10 | News

Brazil expected to continue to lead growth in global chicken exports

“The average price was strongly influenced by the growth in shipments to high value-added markets, such as Japan,” said ABPA president Ricardo Santin. Photo: ASGAV
04-10 | News

Brazilian chicken reaches US$2,000/tonne

ABPA president Ricardo Santin (l) and chairman of the board Francisco Turra (c) at the SIAVS 2024 exhibition. Photo: ABPA
16-09 | Article

Brazil remains vigilant to keep poultry diseases at bay

Granja Faria produces commercial and free-range eggs, fertile eggs, day-old chicks, and specialised incubation services, and also exports to 17 countries. Photos: Granja Faria
11-09 | News

Egg King becomes Brazil’s newest billionaire on Forbes list

Brazil’s corn harvest is expected to reach 112.7 million tonnes, up 54.4% from a decade ago. Photos: Daniel Azevedo
02-09 | Article

Brazil’s corn industry is discovering DDGS

Brazilian giant JBS celebrates the company’s best quarter in history. Photo: JBS
27-08 | News

Poultry and pork drive financial records for JBS and BRF

Poultry production in Brazil forecast to grow 1.8% in 2024
14-08 | News

Poultry production in Brazil forecast to grow 1.8% in 2024

Francisco Lopes, Deputy Director of the Department of Animal Health and Defence (DDA) of Rio Grande do Sul, stressed that teams are investigating poultry properties in the region, as well as to guide on biosecurity measures and raise awareness among the population for reporting suspicions. Photo: RBS
24-07 | News

Brazil suspends poultry exports due to Newcastle Disease outbreak

BBC reports that the floods have resulted in the death of more than 165 people, with many others still missing. In the poultry sector, Rio Grande do Sul state reported 1.2 million dead birds due to floods. Photo: Secom (Secretaria de Comunicação do Rio Grande do Sul)
27-05 | News

Brazilian poultry sector loses millions following climate catastrophe