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The current international situation favors diversity in exports and Brazil is positioning itself as a reference supplier of poultry meat. These and other requirements for exports in the meat market will be discussed at the 25th Brazil South Poultry Symposium (SBSA) and 16th Poultry Fair, scheduled for April 8, 9 and 10, at the Plínio Arlindo de Nes Culture and Events Center, in Chapecó (SC). The Symposium is promoted by the Western Center of Veterinarians and Zootechnicians (Nucleovet) and is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Confirmed speaker Dilvo Casagranda will address the topic “Export requirements in the meat market” on April 8th, at 1:45 pm. In the “Market and Nutrition” section, he will analyze the Brazilian and global scenario. According to projections by the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), Brazilian chicken meat exports are expected to reach 5.4 million tons in 2025, an increase compared to the previous year.
Daiane Albuquerque, president of the SBSA scientific committee, reiterates that the trend is for growth in the pace of exports during the year. “ABPA points out that the appreciation of Brazilian products in the foreign market is reflected in the 20.9% increase in export revenue. It is important to discuss the impact on the economy and the export requirements in a country that stands out in the global poultry farming scenario,” she said.
Curriculum
Dilvo Casagranda is a veterinarian graduated from the Centro Agrovetinário de Lages (SC). Since 2009, he has worked in the export area of the Cooperativa Central Aurora Alimentos (Aurora Coop), and holds the position of Export Director. He was the manager of the Technical Department and 2nd Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Cooperativa Agroindustrial Alfa de Chapecó (SC), where he worked for 22 years. Casagranda has participated in several international missions in bilateral negotiations with government and private institutions, in addition to having visited more than 40 countries.
Second batch
The investment for the second batch of registrations is R$$ 720 for professionals and R$$ 450 for students. Tickets to access only the 16th Poultry Fair cost R$$ 100. When purchasing packages of ten or more registrations for the SBSA, bonus invitation codes will be granted. Nucleovet members, agribusiness professionals, public agencies and university groups have special conditions. Registrations can be made on the website, access by clicking here.
