Brazil Cattle Slaughter Age Halves to 18 Months; $JBSS, $BRFS Impact
Brazil's cattle industry has halved the average slaughter age to 18 months from 36, boosting efficiency and competitiveness for major beef producers like JBS and BRF.
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Brazil's cattle industry has halved the average slaughter age to 18 months from 36, boosting efficiency and competitiveness for major beef producers like JBS and BRF.
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