Brazil’s shortage to have global effect

BRAZILIAN beef exporters said they made no significant business agreements during the Anuga food fair in Germany, because they are experiencing a shortage of cattle ready for market.

Thu, 08 Nov, 2007 - 00:00

Information from the National Association of Feedlots of Brazil indicates that cattle in feedlots will be down 5.3% from

October to December, compared to the same period in 2006.

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Courts Place: Germany Place: Brazil Person: Jose Vicente Ferraz Event: Anuga food fair Organisation: National Association of Feedlots of Brazil Organisation: Agra FNP

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