Apresentação Marcos Jank – Diálogo sobre a sustentabilidade e a rastreabilidade da cadeia da carne bovina e do couro

20 de dezembro de 2021

dez 20, 2021

Marcos Jank

Apresentação de Marcos Jank, professor sênior do Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa (INSPER), sobre Tendências Globais do Mercado da carne, exibida no evento Diálogo sobre a sustentabilidade e a rastreabilidade da cadeia da carne bovina e do couro.

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