More beef, less corn: Why Brazilian agribusiness exports must shift from feed crops to red meat

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Saturday, November 22, 2014

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More beef, less corn: Why Brazilian agribusiness exports must shift from feed crops to red meat

An abundance of feed, horrid transport logistics and Asian beef demand are transforming Brazil's agribusiness export profile.

Although 2014's export volume remains a hair below the 2.1 million tonne record set in 2007, market forces both inside and outside Brazil are putting its beef sector on its strongest growth path since the mid 2000s.

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MARKET REPORTS

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NEWS

INDUSTRY

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FEED

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LIVESTOCK

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FOOD

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CROP

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