The genetic enhancement of the herds is an indisputable credential for Brazil to compete with authority in the world market. After achieving the leadership in world meat exports, in 2003, the country boldly assumes the task of complying with all sanitary standards to supply the most discerning markets.
While the diversified breed profile allows Brazil to offer a variety of prime cuts, the dairy cattle ventures also celebrate advances. After years of dairy imports, the country found a way around it, and is now shipping its products abroad, even exceeding imports in volume.
