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Paraguay’s cattle exports show recovery after FMD

18/02/2013

Statistics from Paraguay show in abattoirs in January slaughtered 73% more cattle than a year ago, an indication of demand picking up after markets were stalled by an outbreak of foot and mouth disease. About 121,125 of these 123,600 head were destined for beef export, according to the Paraguayan Rural Association, ARP. Paraguay reported two...

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