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Traceability in Brazilian Agribusiness: A Necessary Challenge to Conquer New Markets
The need for traceability is particularly strong in the European Union, one of Brazil’s most important markets Environmental issues and food quality have…
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Mad Cow Disease: Symptoms and Risks to Humans
Researcher from the Biological Institute explains transmission and disease presentation The hospitalization of a 78-year-old man in Caratinga, Minas Gerais, with symptoms resembling…
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Raízen Reports Adjusted Net Loss of R$ 96.7 Million in Q2
Company ends the period with an adjusted net loss of R$ 96.7 million and an increase in its debt Raízen concluded the second…
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Shipping Soybeans to China Costs More in Brazil
According to Anec’s survey, freight costs for exporting soybeans to China are higher in Brazil than in Argentina and the U.S. Brazil spends…
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Brazil Relies Even More on Highways for Grain Exports
EsalqLog compares the use of transportation modes in the country from 2010 to 2023 Despite advancements in Brazil’s infrastructure over the last decade,…
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Terra Santa Reports Lower Profit and Revenue for Third Quarter
Results impacted by falling soybean prices, company says Terra Santa Propriedades Agrícolas reported a net profit of R$ 7.36 million for the third…
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Ministry of Agriculture Announces Restructuring of Technical Areas
Inmet Gains Status of Secretariat, and Promotion of Brazilian Agri-Products Abroad Will Be Centralized On Tuesday (November 12), the Minister of Agriculture, Carlos…
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CerradinhoBio Reports R$ 72 Million Profit in the Second Quarter of the 2024/25 Crop Season
The company registered its first positive results from investments in corn ethanol and sugarcane sugar plants CerradinhoBio turned its losses into a profit…
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COP29: Negotiators Reach Agreement on Global Carbon Market
Climate Conference kicks off in Baku, Azerbaijan, with Brazil’s delegation led by Vice-President Geraldo Alckmin. The 29th Conference of the Parties to the…
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Startup Targets Large Producers with Agricultural Solutions
StayAgro aims for R$7 million in revenue for the 2024/25 harvest. StayAgro, a newly founded company with an investment of R$1.55 million, fully…
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