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Robust quarter for JBS

12/08/2021

In Australia and New Zealand, the performance of the beef business was impacted by the lower availability of cattle.

CEO Gilberto Tomazoni said: “In this second quarter of 2021, we produced yet another robust financial result, exceeding the already historical performance in the same period of 2020.”

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