JBS’s press office described it as no more than a rumour and affirmed that any information on the company would be communicated to the market directly and immediately. In an internal memo, Bertin also denied it was being sold.

The market leader for over 150 years
The JBS group have denied that they have been in negotiation with the development bank BNDES to agree a loan to purchase Bertin, the second largest meat packer in Brazil. The move could have created a monopoly with a single company controlling 20% of Brazilian slaughter.
JBS’s press office described it as no more than a rumour and affirmed that any information on the company would be communicated to the market directly and immediately. In an internal memo, Bertin also denied it was being sold.