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Grains Jan, 14, 2025 0

Brazilian Corn Exports Off to Slow Start in January 2025, but Outlook Stays Positive

The Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex) released preliminary data on Brazilian corn exports for January 2025 on Monday (13). As of now, exports of unprocessed corn (excluding sweet corn) have reached…
Grains Jan, 14, 2025 0

Brazilian Wheat Imports in 2024 Reach Highest Volume in Seven Years

Despite the stronger dollar over the Brazilian currency, wheat imports ended 2024 at an accelerated pace. According to data from the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex), 520.9 thousand tonnes of the…
Grains Jan, 14, 2025 0

Pistachios everywhere? Consumption grows, imports triple, and Brazil eyes domestic production

Once a niche ingredient, pistachios have won over Brazilian consumers, finding their way into desserts like ice creams, cheesecakes, or more unconventional recipes such as stuffed pastries and even the…
Grains Jan, 14, 2025 0

Brazil Rice Imports from the Philippines Hit Record High in 2024 at 4.68M metric tonnes

The spokesperson for the Philippines’ Department of Agriculture, Arnel de Mesa, attributed the record increase in rice imports in 2024 to a drop in local production and reduced tariffs. According…
Ports and Terminals Jan, 10, 2025 0

Cofco Expands Export Capacity in Brazil with Terminal in Santos

Chinese agribusiness giant Cofco International, one of the world’s largest trading firms, is preparing to launch the first phase of its new export terminal at the Port of Santos, Brazil,…
Ports and Terminals Jan, 10, 2025 0

Brazilian Northern Arc to gain new logistcs corridor on Tocantins River

Brazilian Northern Arc ports are set to gain a new waterway in the Amazon region starting in 2025, with the launch of commercial and passenger navigation along the Tocantins River.…
Oil and Gas Jan, 09, 2025 0

Oil becomes Brazil’s top export, challenging Lula’s environmental agenda

Oil has surpassed soybeans as Brazil’s top export, marking a historic milestone that highlights the country’s status as a fossil fuel powerhouse, especially as it prepares to host COP30. The…
Grains Jan, 09, 2025 0

Argentina’s soy belt may be in for an alarmingly dry January

It seems that Argentine farmers simply cannot catch a break. Despite much-needed rainfall during planting, bone-dry conditions are set to grip the country’s farmland through at least mid-January, greatly increasing…
Meat Jan, 08, 2025 0

China and Lower Grain Prices Power Surge in Brazil’s Meat Exports

Brazilian beef and chicken exports, which cement the country’s position as the world’s leading supplier of these products, are on track to set new records in 2025. Annual data released…
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Grains Jan, 07, 2025 0

Wheat Imports Expected to Remain Strong in 2025

Research by Cepea indicates that 2025 begins with lower wheat availability in the domestic market. In the second half of 2024, a decline in production was partially offset by growing…