Languiru sells whole chickens and chickens in cuts to eight countries in the Middle East and North Africa. Company has in the region its main market and is seeking new business there.
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An industry organization has revised its estimate for the current crop upward by 1.8%. The total harvest is expected to be up 5.14% from the 2011-2012 period.
Specialists believe the commodity’s prices should remain stable, with slight expansion in the short and medium run. The product is among the main items in the Brazilian trade basket with the Arabs.
Sector foreign sales generated US$ 62.5 billion from January to August. Last month, however, there was a reduction of 10.5% in Brazilian shipments.
Brazil exported the equivalent of US$ 517.7 million during the month, down 35% from August last year. The crop took too long to reach the market.
The Brazilian harvest may amount to 50.5 million bags this year. More than half should be shipped abroad.
The Brazilian coffee crop may reach 50.5 million bags of coffee this year. Over half should be exported.
The country is looking for partnerships in Brazil in order to manufacture more fuel and sugar. The Sudanese ambassador to Brasília has met with enterprises and an industry association.
The Brazilian grain crop should reach 164,500 tonnes in 2012, over the 2.8% obtained last year, according to figures disclosed on Thursday (6) by Brazil’s Institute for Geography and Statistics.
According to the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, the record high sales to foreign countries in August do not pose a threat to the country’s domestic supplies.
The state increased production from 12,000 tonnes in the early 1990s to over one million tonnes. The arrival of new entrepreneurs, development of technology and a promising market helped.
In the Arab country, 1.5 million hectares of farmable lands are in the hands of foreign investors, according to a FAO/Fida study.
With better trained Brazilian producers, suppliers of fertilizers will have to offer greater quality and services, said specialists during a Brazilian congress in the area, in São Paulo.
According to specialists, only thus will the prices of agricultural commodities decline, driving away the risk of food insecurity. For Brazil, however, opportunities are up for grabs.
