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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…
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Jan, 22, 2025 0

Second Half of 2024 Shows Improvement for São Paulo’s Industry, Says Fiesp

A survey by the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (Fiesp) revealed that 45.2% of the 290 industries surveyed rated the second half of 2024 as better…
Jan, 22, 2025 0

Brazil Expands Exports of Ornamental Plants to Colombia

The Brazilian government celebrated Colombia’s decision to authorize the export of the ornamental plant species Tillandsia from Brazil. In 2024, Brazilian agricultural exports to Colombia exceeded USD 863 million, with…
Shipping Jan, 22, 2025 0

Shipping Braces for a New Trump Era

As Joe Biden’s presidency ends, marking one of the most profitable periods in recent years for the shipping industry, Donald Trump returns to the White House, promising swift and decisive…
Blog News (ENG) Jan, 21, 2025 0

Agribusiness Faces Uncertainty Amid Trump’s Return to the Presidency

Four years after leaving, Donald Trump returned to office as President of the United States, raising questions about how his administration would impact global trade, particularly in Brazil’s agribusiness sector.…
Meat Jan, 21, 2025 0

Brazil Expects Surge in Meat Exports to the Philippines

The Philippines, one of the fastest-growing importers of Brazilian meat in 2024, is poised to expand its partnership with Brazil. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the Philippine government is…
Blog News (ENG) Jan, 21, 2025 0

Port of Itajaí Ends 2024 with 14.17 Million Tonnes of Cargo Throughput

The Port of Itajaí saw the end of 2024 come with a total cargo throughput of 14.17 million tonnes, marking a 5% decline compared to the 14.97 million tonnes handled…
Jan, 21, 2025 0

Daily Average of Sugar Exports Drops 24% in the First Half of the Year

Brazil’s sugar and molasses exports recorded a 23.8% drop in the daily average during the first 12 business days of this month compared to January 2024. The data was released…
Oil and Gas Jan, 21, 2025 0

Trump Promises to Export More Oil, but Impact on Brazilian Exports Could Be Limited, Says Expert

While the world strategizes and seeks ways to promote renewable energy sources, the new U.S. President, Donald Trump, reaffirmed plans to boost American oil reserves during his inauguration speech on…
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…