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Grains Jan, 30, 2025 0

Government Facilitates Corn Import: The Price Is Paid by All of Us

The recent announcement by Agriculture Minister Carlos Fávaro regarding the reduction of corn import tariffs to control domestic prices has sparked controversy and concern within the agricultural sector. The justification…
Grains Jan, 29, 2025 0

What Is the Real Impact of the Mercosur-EU Agreement on Argentine Soybean Exports?

The Mercosur-European Union (EU) agreement is expected to have a significant impact on Argentina’s soybean complex, whose derived products accounted for 49% of local exports to the European market between…
Economy Jan, 28, 2025 0

Peruvian Agroexports Expected to See Moderate Growth in 2025

Although Peruvian agro exports, both traditional and non-traditional, are projected to reach a historical record of USD 12 billion in 2024, the director of the Peruvian Exporters Association (Adex), Liz…
Grains Jan, 27, 2025 0

Registrations Open for the 5th Brazilian Congress of Agribusiness Law to be Held on March 31

The event will take place in São Paulo and be broadcast online. The Brazilian Congress of Agribusiness Law, organized by the Brazilian Institute of Agribusiness Law (IBDA), is reaching its…
Ports and Terminals Jan, 27, 2025 0

Cofco Invests BRL 1.2 Billion in Rail Transport for Agribusiness

The Chinese company Cofco International, one of the world’s largest agricultural trading firms, will invest BRL 1.2 billion to purchase 979 railcars and 23 locomotives to expand its logistics operations…
Grains Jan, 27, 2025 0

End of Export Taxes in a Year of Expected Record Argentine Rice Exports

The Argentine government’s announcement to reduce export taxes on agricultural products and eliminate them for some was welcomed as significant for regional economies. “This was a significant announcement for regional…
Grains Jan, 24, 2025 0

Argentina Reduces Grain Export Taxes to Support Agricultural Sector

Argentina, a global agricultural powerhouse, announced on Thursday (23) a temporary reduction in grain export taxes in response to pressure from rural producers and the need to support a sector…
Grains Jan, 22, 2025 0

Reuters: China halts Brazilian soy shipments from five firms, sources say

China, the world’s biggest soybean buyer, has stopped receiving Brazilian soybean shipments from five entities after cargoes did not meet phytosanitary requirements, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter…
Grains Jan, 21, 2025 0

Decline in Chinese Soybean Purchases Slows Brazilian Sales, but Exchange Rate Supports Growth

China’s early purchases of U.S. soybeans in late 2024, driven by concerns over trade policies during Donald Trump’s second term, have temporarily reduced its demand for Brazilian soybeans at the…
Grains Jan, 20, 2025 0

Argentina’s Milei Poised to Set Trade Surplus Record in 2024 on Grains and Energy Exports

According to a Reuters poll of analysts released on Friday, Argentina is expected to close 2024 with the largest trade surplus in its history. The record-breaking performance is driven by…