USDA RAISES ESTIMATES FOR SOYABEAN AND CORN CROPS IN BRAZIL IN 2018/19
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has raised its estimates for Brazil’s soyabean and cor...
VESSELS WAITING TIME IN PARANÁ PORTS DECREASED 46%
The Ports of Paraná reduced by 46% the average time that ships wait to dock at berth. In the first ...
IMBITUBA PORT BREAKS OPERATING RECORD IN MARCH
The port of Imbituba hit the record of movement in one month, with 592.6K tons. The number was reach...
SOYABEAN AND CORN EXPORTS GROW THROUGH THE PORTS OF ARCO NORTE
The exports of soyabeans, the flagship of Brazilian agribusiness, through the ports of Arco Norte &#...
PARANÁ HARVESTED 89% OF THE SOYABEAN AREA
The Department of Rural Economy (Deral), linked to the State Secretariat of Agriculture and Food Sup...
BRAZIL GOES TO 27TH PLACE AMONG THE BIGGEST EXPORTERS IN THE WORLD
Brazil fell from 26th to 27th among the world’s largest exporters in 2018, according to the Wo...
IN MARCH, SALES OF CONCENTRATED AND FROZEN ORANGE JUICE (FCOJ) MOVED US$ 53.4 MILLION
The total volume of orange juice exported last month was 170K tons, down 32.4% from 251.4K tons in M...
WHEAT PRICES STARTED APRIL POSITIVE IN PARANÁ AND RIO GRANDE
Wheat prices in the Brazilian market are sustained, in line with the seasonality of the crop itself,...
MARCH : BRAZIL EXPORTS 4.2% MORE SOYABEANS THIS YEAR
Brazilian exports of the soya complex amounted to 10.674 million tons in March, with revenues of US ...
APROSOJA SIGNS TERM TO TRANSPORT GRAINS THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL
The Brazilian Association of Soyabean Producers (Aprosoja Brasil) has signed an agreement with the g...