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Brazil Champions Animal Welfare at International Conference PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 03 November 2008

Brazilian chickensThe Abef (Brazilian Poultry Exporters Association) went to Cairo, Egypt, from October 20 to 22, in order to attend the 2nd Global Conference on Animal Welfare, promoted by the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE).

On the occasion, the entity's technical advisor, Sulivan Alves, disclosed the work of the organization in the area of good practices and animal welfare.

"The presence of Abef at the event was another opportunity for us to show that Brazil is perfecting its techniques for maintaining the quality and sanity of the chicken meat we export," said Sulivan, according to a press release issued by the association.

The quality of meat is one of the main factors that led Brazil to become the global leader in chicken meat exports. Presently, the country exports to South America, the European Union, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, which is the leading destination of Brazilian exports of the product. The organization believes that sales to the region this year should surpass the record attained last year, when 984,000 tonnes were shipped.

Saudi Arabia is the leading buyer in the region, followed by the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Jordan, Qatar, Iraq, Yemen and Oman. From January to August, foreign sales of Brazilian chicken meat totaled US$ 4.8 billion, growth of 56% compared with the same period last year. In all, 2.5 million tonnes were shipped, 17% more than in the same period of 2007.

During the conference, Sulivan also had the opportunity to speak to international representatives on the promotion of course "Best practices in chicken production," that the Abef gives to affiliated producers and their families. The course is given in the leading poultry producing municipalities in the country.

This year, in order to perfect techniques linked to animal welfare in Brazilian poultry farming, the Abef signed a cooperation agreement with the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA), so as to ensure export quality.

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The quality of meat is one of the main factors that led Brazil to become the global leader in chicken meat exports.
written by CH.C., November 03, 2008
WRONG----DEAD WRONG !!!!!!!!
Do you believe that Egypt is importing Brazilian chicken due to its quality or due to VERY CHEAP PRICES ??????

Fact is very simple even in developed nations : BRAZILIANS CHICKEN ARE LOW QUALITY AND WITH VERY LOW PRICES !
Something you are accustomed to !!!!! It is like your flip flops.
But China is already well ahed of you in flip flops quality & prices !
In a few years time, it will be the same gor Chineses Chickens as for Chinese shoes or steel.
China already import the cattle skins or the iron ore from Brazil, transform them to shoes or steel and then re-export the finished goods worldwide.
At a price Brazil cant compete.
The same will be true for Chickens. They will import corn, wheat or soyabeans meals from Brazil, Argentina, USA or Australia, grow chicken and then re-export them worldwide !!!!

Hey...hey !!!!

No doubt you will restrict Chinese chicken as you already do for Chinese textiles despite it represents only ONE percent of your textile industry ! ONE PER CENT MARKET SHARE is much too high.....for Brazilians !!!!!! In my view, the EU should have the same BELOW ONE PERCENT MARKET SHARE....against ALL Brazilians goods entering the EU !

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