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3tentos Approves $500 Million Loan for Ethanol Plant
The unit is part of an investment plan aiming to invest $2 billion by 2030. 3tentos’ board of directors has approved a bank…
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How Trump’s Victory Affects Brazilian Agribusiness
Risk of protectionist spiral with the newly elected U.S. president challenges the sector, experts say. Donald Trump’s election to the U.S. presidency raises…
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Brazil Does Not Need to Be ‘Hostage’ to Trump’s Protectionism, Says Minister
Carlos Fávaro highlighted opportunities to strengthen relations with countries of the so-called ‘Global South.’ Brazilian Agriculture Minister Carlos Fávaro stated that Brazil and…
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Minerva’s Profit Drops 33.3% in Q3; EBITDA and Revenue Hit Record Highs
The company attributes the profit decline to an increase in gross debt to fund payments for Marfrig units being acquired. Financial Performance Overview…
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Brasilagro Reports Over Threefold Increase in Net Income for First Fiscal Quarter
Company Achieves Net Income of R$ 97.5 Million in the Period Brasilagro has kicked off 2025 on a positive note, with early indicators…
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What is Net Zero Deforestation?
Net zero deforestation goal is a commitment by the Brazilian government across all biomes The federal government is developing a series of measures…
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Frigol Reports R$ 13.1 Million Net Profit in Q3 2024
Revenue up 15.6%, Reaching R$ 902.5 Million! Frigol, the fourth-largest beef processor in Brazil, reported a net profit of R$ 13.1 million for…
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Soybean Prices Rise as Demand Takes Market Focus
US Elections Take a Backseat as Soybean Demand Grows Soybean prices are continuing to climb on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), driven…
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Meet Mandraque, Rodeo Bull Sold for R$ 712,000 in SP
Also Sold in Campo Grande: 50% Ownership of the Legendary PBR Champion’s Son Mandraque, the bull of the year at the Professional Bull…
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Maranhão Grain Terminal Completes First Sorghum Shipment to Europe
The Terminal Traditionally Handles Soybean, Corn, and Soybean Meal The Maranhão Grain Terminal (Tegram) at the Port of Itaqui completed its first sorghum…
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