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Brazilian beef worth 53% more abroad

23/07/2001

The weak local currency in Brazil means beef exporters are registering much higher revenues compared to those that sell domestically. According to consulting firm FNP Consultoria exporters receive R$55 (US$22) per 15-kilo ´arroba´, or some 53% more than the price of R$36 for ´arroba´ of beef on the local market.



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