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"People anticipate the enemy," Vice President Hamilton Mourão said Tuesday in response to a question about Saudi Arabia's decision to stop importing chicken meat from Brazilian slaughterhouses. would be in retaliation for the government's intention to transfer the Brazilian Embbady to Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
In the statement, Mourão did not specify when he was talking about "personnel" referring to Saudi Arabia. Presence of G1 The Vice-Presidency's opinion indicates that reference is made to "market badysts and commentators".
Saudi Arabia has banned the import of chicken meat from five of the 30 Brazilian meat conditioners supplied to the country, according to the Brazilian Association of Animal Proteins (ABPA). The Saudi market is the biggest buyer of this Brazilian product.
Mourão, who sits in the presidency because of Jair Bolsonaro's trip to Davos, Switzerland, commented on the issue when he left the palace of Plbadto. The Vice President asked if the position of the Arabs would be a retaliatory measure caused by the government's discussion on the transfer of the Brazilian Embbady in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
"The embbady has not been changed yet." Jair Bolsonaro announced his intention to move to the United Nations, in a letter to the UN Secretary-General, the Brazilian Embbady in Tel Aviv. Aviv in Jerusalem, like the President of the United States, Donald Trump
Brazil has not formalized the transfer, considered controversial as it would represent the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of the United States. Israel
Israel regards Jerusalem as "the eternal and indivisible capital" of the country, but Palestinians do not accept and claim East Jerusalem as the capital of a future Palestinian state. [19659008] This change has sparked fears of commercial retaliation by Arab countries, major buyers of beef and chicken from Brazil.
According to the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), the Brazilian government has been informed of the suspension Slaughterhouses on Monday (21). In a note, the badociation said the embargo was due to "technical criteria".
The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that 25 units are currently licensed to export chicken to Saudi Arabia. In 2018, Brazil shipped 486,400 tonnes of chicken meat in the country, representing 12.1% of the total deliveries made in the year.
Saudi Arabia buys meat from slaughtering countries in accordance with the principles of Islam, a technique called halal. Brazil is the largest exporter of halal chicken in the world.
Brazilian companies had to adapt their factories and their employees to the requirements of this type of production. The animals must be killed with the trunk directed to Mecca and the tappers must be practicing Muslims.
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