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Brazilian beef producer Minerva SA has been secured a say in the antitrust review of its rival Marfrig Global Foods SA's proposed takeover of sausage maker BRF SA after raising concerns about the impact of the transaction on its operations....

Marfrig Global Foods SA surged the most in five years after making a takeover offer for BRF SA, creating a larger company to rival the world's top food suppliers under terms that analysts saw as a bargain....

Marfrig Global Foods SA will make an offer for the shares it doesn't already own in Brazil's top chicken producer BRF SA, according to people familiar with the matter....

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BRIEF-Brazil Meatpacker Marfrig: Goldman Sachs And Subsidiaries Bought Shares Of The Company, Now Owning 6.96% Dec 16 (Reuters) - Marfrig MRFG3.SA : GOLDMAN SACHS AND SUBSIDIARIES BOUGHT SHARES OF THE COMPANY, NOW OWNING 6.96% - FILING Source text: ID:nBVSR3gt5a Further company coverage: GS.N Reporting by Sao Paulo newsroom...

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With the closing of the transaction in the three countries, the company becomes the second-largest beef producer in South America and expands its access to international markets, such as North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. SAO PAULO, Oct. 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Minerva......

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'Newcastle Virus' Detection In Brazil Halts Chicken Exports, Sends Shares Of Producers Sliding  As the bird flu ravages commercial farms across the US, with nine reported human cases so far, a new outbreak of Newcastle disease in Brazil has forced the South American country to suspend poultry exports.  According to Bloomberg, Brazil, the world's largest chicken supplier, confirmed the Newcastle virus was detected at a poultry farm in Rio Grande do Sul state. Birds on the farm have been culled to prevent further transmission of the virus.  A notice issued by the country's agriculture ministry said the southern state has halted exports of chicken, eggs, and other poultry-based products to Argentina, the European Union, China, India, South Africa, and Mexico. The highly transmissible virus, which doesn't affect humans, sent shares of major producers in the country tumbling since the news broke Thursday. Shares of BRF SA dropped by 7.5%, Marfrig Global Foods SA slid 9%, and JBS SA fel...