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The North American chicken processor Pilgrim's Pride, controlled by the Brazilian JBS, had a net profit of US$ 88 million, or US$ 0.37 per share, in the fourth quarter of 2025, the company reported on Wednesday, 11, after the financial market closed. The result represents a drop of 62.7% compared to the same period of the previous year, when Pilgrim's had a profit of US$ 235.9 million, or US$ 0.99 per share. In adjusted terms, profit decreased by 49.6%, to US$ 0.68 per share. Net revenue increased by 3.33%, to US$ 4.52 billion. Analysts consulted by FactSet expected adjusted profit of US$ 0.75 per share and revenue of US$ 4.38 billion. Adjusted Ebitda (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) fell by 21%, from US$ 525.7 million to US$ 415.1 million. The adjusted Ebitda margin fell by 2.8 percentage points, from 12% to 9.2%. In the United States, net sales decreased by 0.56%, to US$ 2.598 billion. In a statement, Pilgrim's said that the portfolio of fresh ...

(Sejong=Yonhap News) Reporter Han Ju-hong = Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Song Mi-ryeong announced on the 9th that in preparation for the Lunar New Year holiday, 170,000 tons of New Year's goods will be supplied, which is 1.7 times the usual amount, to stabilize the supply and demand of agricultural and livestock products, and that discount support will be implemented without any issues. Minister Song said during a regular meeting with reporters at the Sejong Government Complex, "The New Year's goods will be supplied without any issues as planned, and we will check the supply and demand trends of major items weekly while conducting on-site inspections." Minister Song said, "Including aquatic products, 16 types of New Year's goods will be supplied in a total of 270,000 tons," and "To disperse the demand for apples, which are in short supply, we will supply gift sets using items with ample supply such as grapes, citrus fruits, and pears, which will be twice as ...

[Korean Farmers' Newspaper, reporter Kang Jae-nam] Amid concerns raised by Jeju citrus farmers, as the tariff on U.S. mandarins is set to be abolished starting next year, allowing for duty-free imports, the Korea Successor Farmers' Management Association Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Federation (President Moon Byeong-cheol) issued a statement last 17th, urging the government and Jeju Province to come up with countermeasures against the abolition of the tariff on U.S. mandarins. The Korea Successor Farmers' Management Association Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Federation expressed concern through the statement, "Jeju's citrus industry will be hit hard by the abolition of the tariff on U.S. mandarins next year," and argued, "Citrus farms at risk of collapse must be protected." The tariff on U.S. mandarins, which was originally 144%, is