Guillem Burset

International pork trade - Spain Author

He was born in Cassà de la Selva (Girona) on July 7th, 1953

He is Agricultural Technical Engineer (he obtained his technical certificate from the School of Barcelona in 1973), although he has never worked as such.

Guillem Burset started his professional path as manager at the company Jaume Abras, S.A. (a pig meat butchering room) where he remained from 1977 to 1989. In those days he was elected President of the FECIC (Meat Industries Catalan Federation), holding this position from 1986 to 1989.

In 1990 he worked as manager at the Spanish delegation of the multinational Danish company ESS-FOOD which, at that time, was the first pig meat trading company at a worldwide level. He remained at ESS-FOOD Spain until December 1993.

In 1994 he was founding partner of the company Grup Unexporc, S.A., which was born with the aim of exporting Spanish pig meat. Grup Unexporc, S.A. is one of the leaders in this activity, based on the production of its major shareholders: Cárnica Batallé and Matadero Frigorífico Avinyó.

In 2005, Guillem Burset left Grup Unexporc, S.A. in order to create his own international pig meat trade company.

During the course of his professional career he has participated in several congresses as a speaker, always talking about the pig meat world trade (Pfizer Forum, UAB, Europorc…)

Guillem Burset is a chess enthusiast.

Updated CV 03-Oct-2013

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01-Aug-2023gitias-eliunThe answer to the million dollar question: when will the market be free, when will there be no more artificial arrangements and unfair trade.
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10-Jul-2023info_283Why is this man trying to talk down prices. Pig meat is still the cheapest and best value for money when compared with other meats. And spain is not the highest pig price in the world, get your facts straight.
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Slaughterhouses will suffer a very complicated summer; in addition to the normal lack of pigs, there will be the absence of hundreds of thousands of piglets, victims of PRRS. Sooner rather than later, we will only be able to slaughter just four days a week.

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15-Aug-2022info_283I have said it before and i repeat, Europe needs to reduce production by 20%, need to reduce the weight of non castrates going to slaughter so as to improve quality.This present crises precipatated by feed and energy costs should be used by producers to re-set with reduced numbers, increasing rearing space per pig, improved hygiene, less disease, all of which will increase profitability and pig welfare. Its a no-brainer.
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06-Jul-2022oatlands1Ride the storm, everything tastes better with bacon

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