JBS S.A.

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JBS S.A. is a Brazilian company that is one of the world's largest food processing companies. It is primarily involved in the processing of beef, pork, and chicken, and it also produces processed foods. The company is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil.

History[edit | edit source]

JBS S.A. was founded in 1953 by José Batista Sobrinho in Anápolis, Goiás, Brazil. The company started as a small butcher shop and gradually expanded its operations. In 2007, JBS acquired Swift & Company, a major American meat processing company, which significantly increased its presence in the United States market.

Operations[edit | edit source]

JBS operates in several countries around the world, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and various countries in Europe. The company has a diverse portfolio of brands, including Pilgrim's Pride, Seara, and Friboi. JBS is involved in the entire supply chain, from livestock production to the processing and distribution of meat products.

Beef Processing[edit | edit source]

JBS is one of the largest beef processors in the world. The company operates numerous beef processing plants in various countries, including the United States, Brazil, and Australia. JBS produces a wide range of beef products, including fresh and frozen cuts, ground beef, and value-added products.

Pork Processing[edit | edit source]

JBS is also a major player in the pork processing industry. The company operates pork processing facilities in the United States and Brazil. JBS produces a variety of pork products, including fresh and frozen cuts, sausages, and bacon.

Chicken Processing[edit | edit source]

JBS is one of the largest chicken processors globally. The company owns Pilgrim's Pride, one of the leading chicken producers in the United States. JBS produces a wide range of chicken products, including fresh and frozen cuts, nuggets, and ready-to-eat meals.

Environmental and Social Responsibility[edit | edit source]

JBS has faced criticism and legal issues related to its environmental and social practices. The company has been involved in controversies related to deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, labor practices, and food safety. JBS has made efforts to address these issues by implementing sustainability initiatives and improving its supply chain transparency.

Financial Performance[edit | edit source]

JBS is a publicly traded company listed on the B3 stock exchange in Brazil. The company has shown significant growth over the years, with revenues reaching billions of dollars. JBS's financial performance is driven by its diversified operations and global presence.

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