Brazilian meatpacker JBS on March 31 announced a $100 million ... including a new logistics centre and processing plant. "The partnership between JBS, the Vietnamese government, and our local partners ...

announced that Vietnam will start buying Brazilian meat. The plants will be JBS’s first food processing units in the country. The company already has a leather factory in the region.

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Friday Vietnam may buy Embraer planes and become a regional hub for Brazilian meat processing ...

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Saturday (Mar 29) that Vietnam may buy as many as 50 planes from Embraer ...

HANOI, VIETNAM — São Paulo, Brazil-based JBS is investing $100 million to build two new plants in Vietnam to strengthen the company’s presence in the region and in the global market. The plants will ...

Brazil’s JBS plans to build two meat factories ... with construction likely to start two years after production begins at the initial plant. Just Food has asked JBS to confirm what production ...

Brazilian meatpacker JBS announced on Saturday that it will invest US$100 million to build two factories in Vietnam, aiming ...

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Brazil’s largest meatpacker JBS is making a bold move into Southeast Asia, betting on Vietnam as a strategic hub for its ...

Brazilian meat company and world's largest poultry prouducer JBS is to make a US$100 million investment in two factories in Vietnam, expanding its position in Southeast Asia and global markets.

A pilot program using almost two dozen chicken processing plants was initiated under the Clinton administration allowing line speeds of up to 175 birds per minute (bpm). NCC officials noted that the ...

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