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Grains Mar, 14, 2025 0

What’s behind the clashing ideas over Brazil’s shrinking corn stocks?

According to its own statistics agency, Brazil’s corn supplies as of a few weeks ago hit the lowest levels in at least a quarter-century. But the U.S. Department of Agriculture…
Grains Mar, 13, 2025 0

Brazil soybean meal export forecast rises to 2.38 million tons

Brazilian soybean exports are projected to reach 15.45 million tonnes in March, an increase of more than 4% compared to last week’s forecast, the National Association of Grain Exporters (Anec)…
Grains Mar, 12, 2025 0

São Luís Port Terminal Cleared to Export Corn to China

The São Luís Port Terminal (TPSL), operated by VLI—a logistics company integrating railways, ports, and terminals—has been authorized to export corn to China, solidifying its role as a key link…
Grains Mar, 10, 2025 0

Corn prices climb following tariff suspension on Mexico imports

The latest developments in the trade war launched by the Donald Trump administration had an impact on the grain market at the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday (6). Agricultural…
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Grains Mar, 07, 2025 0

Brazil braces for more Chinese demand, higher food prices amid US trade war

U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war with China will give Brazilian agricultural exporters an opportunity to take an even bigger share of the Chinese market at the expense of American…
Grains Mar, 07, 2025 0

Tariff war challenges Brazil’s agribusiness logistics

China’s decision to counter the protectionist policies of the Trump administration with tariffs on U.S. agricultural goods is set to challenge Brazilian exporters, who face rising global demand for farm…
Grains Feb, 28, 2025 0

Outlook for Brazil’s 2024/25 Corn Exports Remains Uncertain Amid Strong Domestic Demand

Brazil’s corn export outlook for the 2024/25 season remains uncertain, as strong domestic demand—driven by the food and ethanol sectors—keeps grain stocks at low levels. That’s the assessment of Thais…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 28, 2025 0

Paranaguá Handles 63,800 Tonnes of Soybean Oil in January, Leading National Throughput

The Port of Paranaguá moved 63,800 tonnes of soybean oil in January, accounting for 72.48% of Brazil’s total soybean oil exports. The FOB value of these shipments—representing the cost and…
Grains Feb, 28, 2025 0

Legal Battle Erupts Over New Grain Export Levy in Maranhão

A newly imposed levy by the Maranhão state government on soybean, corn, millet, and sorghum exports has sparked a legal battle between producers, agribusiness giants, and the state government, raising…
Economy Feb, 27, 2025 0

Brazil’s 2025 Agricultural Gross Production Value Reaches R$ 1.41 Trillion, Up 11% from 2024

The Gross Production Value (GVP) of Brazil’s agricultural sector for the 2025 harvest, based on data from January, reached R$ 1.41 trillion, marking an 11% increase over the 2024 cycle…