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    JBS gears up for “more challenging year than 2025” in US beef

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldMay 19, 20261 Min Read
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    • JBS braces for a more challenging year than 2025 in US beef, signaling a cautious outlook.
    • JBS plans operational adjustments to strengthen resilience across its US beef operations.
    • JBS will closely monitor market conditions and adapt strategy to manage ongoing industry challenges.

    JBS faces another year of negative margins for US beef as the cattle shortage persists and a drought exacerbates the challenges.

    The post JBS gears up for “more challenging year than 2025” in US beef appeared first on Just Food.

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