Gerson Freitas Jr.
Agriculture Americas Reporter at Bloomberg News
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ttnews.com | Gerson Freitas Jr. |Clarice Couto
Business Private Top 100 May 13, 2025 5:43 PM, EDT Roughly 71% of JBS Q1 Earnings Were Produced by Poultry Operations in North America and Brazil The JBS Greeley meatpacking facility in Greeley, Colo.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Ilena Peng |Gerson Freitas Jr.
Egg prices pulled back 18% from a record high last month, offering some relief as supplies recovered from bird flu shock. Shoppers paid $5.122 per dozen for large eggs on average in April, falling from two straight months of record highs that brought prices above $6, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday. The monthly drop in a broader index for eggs was the biggest since 1984, helping to drive a softer-than-forecast increase in US consumer prices in April.
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bloomberglinea.com.br | Ilena Peng |Gerson Freitas Jr.
Bloomberg — Os preços dos ovos recuaram 18% em relação ao recorde de alta registrado no mês passado, o que oferece alívio à medida que os suprimentos se recuperavam do choque da gripe aviária, embora as tarifas apresentem o risco de custos mais altos no futuro. Os consumidores pagaram US$ 5,122 por dúzia de ovos grandes, em média, em abril, um recuo após dois meses consecutivos de altas recordes, informou o Bureau of Labor Statistics dos EUA na terça-feira (13).
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bnnbloomberg.ca | Ilena Peng |Gerson Freitas Jr.
(Bloomberg) -- Egg prices pulled back 18 per cent from a record high last month, offering some relief as supplies recovered from bird flu shock, though tariffs risk higher costs ahead. Shoppers paid $5.122 per dozen for large eggs on average in April, dropping from two straight months of record highs, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday. The monthly decline helped drive a softer-than-forecast rise in U.S. consumer prices in April.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Ilena Peng |Gerson Freitas Jr.
Egg prices pulled back 18% from a record high last month, offering some relief as supplies recovered from bird flu shock, though tariffs risk higher costs ahead. Shoppers paid $5.122 per dozen for large eggs on average in April, dropping from two straight months of record highs, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday. The monthly decline helped drive a softer-than-forecast rise in US consumer prices in April.
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