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Brazil agribusiness: Production growth vs. climate and legal

33 clusters · 283 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil legislative proposals target agribusiness credit and environmental regulation

Brazil's agribusiness sector continues to navigate a landscape of rising physical output alongside persistent financial and climatic pressures. Data from IBGE indicates that agricultural production reached R$ 927.2 billi

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Brazil 2026 election: Agribusiness debt and environmentalism

13 clusters · 77 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil's agribusiness faces economic and political challenges under Lula

As Brazil approaches the 2026 elections, environmental and sustainable development policies remain central to political discourse, though recent data suggests a shift in legislative focus. A report from the Instituto Dem

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Brazil beef market: export shifts and record price highs

45 clusters · 141 sources · last updated

Latest: Mercosur cattle prices reach historic high amid regional supply shifts

Brazil’s beef market is undergoing a structural shift as the livestock cycle enters a new phase. To mitigate the impact of exhausting its 1.1 million-ton national quota for China—which triggers a 55% tariff on excess vol

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Brazil coffee harvest nears completion amid weather and pest

8 clusters · 38 sources · last updated

Latest: Coffee berry borer threatens Brazilian coffee productivity

The coffee market continues to face volatility due to supply chain disruptions and severe weather in Brazil. In Romania, coffee prices have surged as Arabica reserves approach levels not seen since the early 1990s, drive

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US-China agricultural trade and soybean procurement

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Latest: Soybean markets consolidate ahead of Trump-Xi meeting

China’s soybean processing industry initially faced a supply squeeze driven by tightening inventories in Brazil and high tariffs on United States agricultural products. Private processors reported negative margins and a

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