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The Meyers Report Forecast Result have been updated 1-31-2025 https://lnkd.in/epaeZYbg
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JBS Wants to Take Over Your Omelet Look, we’ve been talking about eggs a lot lately. Not because we’re secretly running a backyard poultry operation (yet), but because eggs have gone from a rather forgettable item in your grocery cart to a full-blown asset class. Prices have been swinging like a meme stock, shortages are becoming the norm, and now JBS—the world’s largest meat producer and a company that has never met an ESG controversy it didn’t like—has decided it wants to get into this wild egg game. WHAT HAPPENED Mantiqueira Brasil, South America’s biggest egg producer, just sold half of itself to JBS. The deal gives JBS its first crack (sorry) at the egg business and provides Mantiqueira with a financial backer with deep pockets and, let’s say, an adventurous approach to compliance. The plan? Expand into the U.S. market by any means necessary—acquiring American egg producers, forming partnerships, or just setting up shop from scratch. The timing here is impeccable. The U.S. egg market has been in chaos thanks to bird flu wiping out supply, which has led to record-high prices. Domestic egg producers like Cal-Maine Foods have been making bank on the volatility, but now international players want in on the action. And since JBS already dominates the poultry industry, it figures eggs are a logical next step. After all, the two businesses share a lot of the same supply chain inputs—grain, logistics, government subsidies, and, well, chickens. But JBS is not just any food giant.
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Robert Genetski 25Jan17wkly.pdf 2115932025-01-17 07:00:11news letter has been added to the subscriber section on the Meyers Report website.
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A update has been made to the The Meyers Report Forecast 2025-2026 1/13/2025 and posted at https://lnkd.in/epaeZYbg
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A update has been made to the The Meyers Report Forecast 2025-2026 1/10//2025 and posted at https://lnkd.in/epaeZYbg
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The forecast is out at https://meyersreport.news/
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