RICE EXPORTS EXCEED 450,000 T IN Q1, SAYS ABIARROZ
Brazilian rice exports (husk base) totaled 451.3 thousand tonnes in Q1, more than double the same pe...
FEDERAL REVENUE SERVICE WILL ADOPT LESS STRINGENT REGULATIONS ON GRAINS, OILS, FRUITS, AND PERISHABLE ITEMS
The Brazilian Federal Revenue Service decided to adopt less strict customs regulations for goods tra...
BRAZIL’S 2022/23 SUGAR OUTPUT IS EXPECTED TO GROW BY 15%
According to Conab (National Supply Company), Brazil’s sugarcane crop is expected to increase by 1...
BRAZIL: CNA SUPPORTS THE USE OF MINERAL INPUTS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THE SOIL
During a public hearing on Thursday (28) at the Committee on Agriculture and Agrarian Reform of the ...
PARANA RAISES SECOND CORN CROP FORECAST
With favorable weather and historical planting area, the Department of Rural Economy (Deral) said on...
SAO PAULO: GOVERNMENT PROGRAM AIMS AT TRIPLING CORN PRODUCTION BY 2030
São Paulo’s government, as well as entities, and agribusiness companies, released on Thursday (28...
RIO GRANDE DO SUL’S SOYBEAN HARVEST 68% COMPLETED, CORN REACHES 84%
The soybean harvest was 68% complete in Brazil’s southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, according to...
THE PORT OF SANTOS GREW IN Q1 TO ITS LARGEST SHARE OF BRAZILIAN TRADE IN RECENT YEARS
Cargo handling at the Port of Santos in Q1 2022 continued to heat and recorded a growth of 9.6% over...
PORT OF RECIFE TO RECEIVE LARGER VESSELS UPON COMPLETION OF DREDGING
Vessels with a greater cargo capacity will circulate more easily through the Port of Recife in Perna...
SOY COMPLEX EXPORTS VIA THE PORT OF PARANAGUÁ GREW 25% IN Q1
Soy complex exports via the Port of Paranaguá are on the rise. In the first three months of this ye...