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JBS Is Cheaper Than Tyson Foods—But 10x Bigger?!
JBS S.A., one of the world’s largest food companies, reported its second-quarter results for 2025, presenting a mixed performance across its diversified global operations. On a positive note, the company achieved record net sales of USD 21 billion, up 9% year-over-year. This revenue growth was driven by several strategic investments, particularly in the United States, where JBS has been expanding its operations through new facilities and upgrades. Notably, the construction of a new fresh sausage facility in Iowa and enhancements to beef plants in Texas and Colorado illustrate the company’s commitment to strengthening its prepared foods portfolio. Additionally, Pilgrim’s Pride, a JBS subsidiary, delivered its highest-ever EBITDA, boosted by lower grain costs and strong U.S. demand, highlighting a robust performance in the poultry segment across the Americas and Europe.
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