SAO PAULO, May 15 (Reuters) - Brazilian meatpacker JBS
SA, which reported strong results for the first
quarter, said on Wednesday it continues to see reduced cattle
availability in the United States and demand constrained by
higher beef prices on its biggest market.
At the same time, JBS is positive on the outlook for its
pork and chicken export businesses as demand is heating up
globally and grain prices are subsiding, according to a call
hosted by executives to discuss quarterly results.