Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's inability to accompany a government mission to China frustrated meat industry lobbyists who had hoped his presence this week would help persuade Beijing to issue more export licenses for Brazilian companies, according to two sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
his planned visit to China after being diagnosed with pneumonia. The Brazilian government is trying to reschedule it for April 11.
In the end, four permits were awarded and two further meatpackers had bans lifted, including a chicken plant run by BRF SA Eight meatpackers had been considered ready by the industry to be cleared by Beijing to sell meat, said the sources. Under an existing protocol, Brazil must impose a nationwide beef export embargo when a case is detected, while submitting information to China. However, the Brazilians want bans to be regional to preserve beef trade flows.
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