The entry of Chinese chicken at prices up to 20% lower is intensifying competition in the international poultry market and pressuring Brazil's competitive position. China, traditionally one of the main trading partners of Brazilian agribusiness, has begun directing part of its surplus production to export, expanding competition in destinations historically served by domestic producers.
The movement is related to changes in Chinese domestic consumption and the country's strategy to strengthen its food security. With greater presence in international protein trade, the Asian giant assumes a more direct role in competing for buyers and demands that...
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