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☆ Brazil food processor BRF widens net loss in Q3 on grain prices, chicken glut
  + stars: | 2023-11-13 | by ( Ana Mano | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +2 min
Logos of Brazilian meatpacker BRF SA are seen in the headquarters in Curitiba, Brazil October 1, 2019. BRF reported a 262 million real ($53.37 million) net loss in the third quarter, larger than the 136.7 million loss a year ago but slightly better than an LSEG consensus forecast of a 279 million real loss. Despite the hit, BRF said improvements in the company's operating performance were already showing results. BRF also said net revenue was 13.8 billion reais in the quarter, nearly the same as in the year-ago period. BRF said EBITDA came in at 1.2 billion reais ($244.45 million), slightly above LSEG consensus estimates of 1.17 billion reais.
Persons: Rodolfo Buhrer, BRF, Miguel Gularte, EBITDA, Ana Mano, Kylie Madry Organizations: meatpacker BRF, REUTERS, SAO PAULO, BRF SA, Management, JBS SA, Thomson Locations: Curitiba, Brazil, U.S
☆ South American fans bite their nails over World Cup chances - and inflation
  + stars: | 2022-11-06 | by ( Gabriel Araujo | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +3 min
That is pushing up costs from soccer stickers and jerseys to game time snacks and beer. "Prices are just too inflated," said 20-year-old Brazilian Breno Nery, who was buying popular collectible soccer stickers in a Sao Paulo mall. A pack of five stickers has doubled to 4 reais ($0.79) since the 2018 Russia World Cup. STICKER SHOCKThe World Cup will be played from Nov. 20 to Dec. 18 - late spring in the southern hemisphere, a change from the normal dates that fall in the region's winter. The World Cup even led Argentina to launch capital controls of overseas travel and spending dubbed as the "Qatar" FX rate, making travel to the Middle East nation even more expensive in local currency.
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