The Swine Fever Bill Also Affects Osborne: the Producer of the Five Jotas Hams Has Lost Sales Worth 3 Million Euros
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Fernando Terry, CEO of the company, estimates between two and three million euros the turnover affected by the closure of Mexico and Japan and is committed to efficiency and innovation to face the challenges of the business Covirán maintains
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More than the blockade of the Strait of Ormuz by the war in the Middle East, even more so than the tariffs imposed by the United States on Spanish imports. What will truly affect this year 2026 to the account of results of a hundred-year-old company like Osborne is the African swine fever (PPA), now declared 11 months ago in Catalonia, according to Fernando Terry, CEO of the company, producer, among others, of the Five Jotas hams.
"In two markets like Mexico and Japan we can't sell any more hams," laments CEO Fernando Terry, who talks about "a significant loss in sales" in the first case.
Osborne, who has brands of hams like Cinco Jotas and Sánchez Romero Carvajal, has warned of the impact that it will have on the sales of the group, which will be around two to three million euros, the impact of African swine fever (PPA) that has caused the closure for Spanish Iberians in Mexico and [...] The entry Osborne (Five Jotas) warns of the impact on sales by the PPP after closing markets Mexico and Japan appears first in Forbes Spain.
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