Meatpacking giant JBS reported a significant boost in third-quarter profits, attributed largely to strong performance in its Brazil-based pork and chicken segments. The Brazil unit benefited from robust domestic demand and increased export volumes, especially in pork, which saw a notable rise in sales. This growth in Brazil helped offset some of the challenges JBS faced in other markets, providing a balanced lift to the company’s overall earnings. JBS’s focus on maximizing production efficiency and capitalizing on export opportunities has positioned its pork operations in Brazil as a key profit driver in an otherwise mixed global market environment.
