AT LEAST 33% OF THE EXPORTED SOYBEAN HAVE ALREADY LEFT THROUGH NOTHERN ARC PORTS
Brazilian ports of the Northern Arc handled 33% of soy exports in the first half of this year, with ...
HIGH CORN CONSUMPTION SUSTAINS IMPORTS TO MEET DOMESTIC DEMAND
The Port of Paranaguá should receive another corn ship from Argentina in the next few days. Corn im...
CORN CROP FAILURE MAY SLIGHTLY IMPACT ETHANOL OUTPUT, SAYS UNEM
The collapse of the second corn crop is due to the delay in the planting area as a result of climate...
NEW GMO SUGARCANE VARIETIES AIM TO PROVIDE GREATER PRODUCTIVITY AND SUSTAINABILITY
The borer-resistant GMO varieties of sugarcane, developed by the Sugarcane Technology Center (CTC), ...
DEMAND FOR DIESEL LIKELY TO SURPASS 2019 LEVELS
According to the Oil Market Forecast Report for Latin America released by S&P Global Platts Anal...
BRAZIL IMPORTS FERTILIZERS LIKE NEVER BEFORE
Never before has Brazil imported so much fertilizer. According to Globalfert, 14.1 million tons of f...
HERINGER RESUMES OPERATIONS IN SERGIPE
Brazilian fertilizer company Heringer has resumed operations in the state of Sergipe. The mixing uni...
EU CARBON TAX COULD AFFECT BRAZILIAN STEEL
Brazil’s exports of steel and iron will be affected by the European Union (EU) carbon tax, announc...
ANTAQ: PORT HANDLING GROWS 9.23% IN THE FIRST FIVE MONTHS
The movement of cargo in the Brazilian port sector grew 9.23% during the first five months of 2021 c...
PORT OF ITAQUI GROWS 32% IN THE 1ST SEMESTER
With more than 15 million tons of cargo handled in this first half, the Port of Itaqui grew 32% comp...