Trade barriers - Because of the growing of market share of brazilian poultry, pork and beef in international markets, brazilian exporters are increasingly being affected by measures taken by importing countries to protect local producers. The competitiveness
of brazilian companies has led some countries to establish trade barriers to limit access to their markets for brazilian companies. Moreover, the recent global crisis has had as one of its consequences the rise of protectionist measures around the world, as an attempt by national governments to mitigate pressures from the difficult economic situation. The Company has been affected by successive trade barriers imposed by various
countries to which it exports. Developed countries also use direct and indirect subsidies to improve the competitiveness of their producers in other markets. Moreover, local producers in certain markets can exert political pressure on their governments to prevent foreign producers from exporting to their markets, especially during unfavorable economic conditions.
All these restrictions can substantially affect the export volumes and, consequently, sales and financial performance. If new trade barriers arise in major export markets, the Company may face difficulties in reallocating products in other markets under favorable terms, and the business, financial condition and results of operations may be adversely affected
Trade barriers - Because of the growing of market share of brazilian poultry, pork and beef in international markets, brazilian exporters are increasingly being affected by measures taken by importing countries to protect local producers. The competitiveness
of brazilian companies has led some countries to establish trade barriers to limit access to their markets for brazilian companies. Moreover, the recent global crisis has had as one of its consequences the rise of protectionist measures around the world, as an attempt by national governments to mitigate pressures from the difficult economic situation. The Company has been affected by successive trade barriers imposed by various
countries to which it exports. Developed countries also use direct and indirect subsidies to improve the competitiveness of their producers in other markets. Moreover, local producers in certain markets can exert political pressure on their governments to prevent foreign producers from exporting to their markets, especially during unfavorable economic conditions.
All these restrictions can substantially affect the export volumes and, consequently, sales and financial performance. If new trade barriers arise in major export markets, the Company may face difficulties in reallocating products in other markets under favorable terms, and the business, financial condition and results of operations may be adversely affected
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