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[Brazil] - Brazilian producers merge to end up being the world's biggest egg business

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Katayama Alimentos and Granja Faria have announced their strategic union, creating what they claim to be the largest egg company in the world.Under the agreement, Granja Faria will assume control of the brand, with Katayama becoming part of its assets.Gilson Tadashi Katayama, the former president-director of Katayama Alimentos, will retain a minority share and join the board of Granja Faria.The merger aims to ensure the continuity of Katayama Alimentos, a renowned company in the Brazilian commercial egg sector since its founding in 1942.With a strong reputation for reliability and product quality, the company has become ..To read the full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to our Premium Membership Plan.
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