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In July 2026 a market study projected Brazil's nutraceutical industry—covering dietary supplements and functional foods—to industry to more than double in value, reaching to about US$19.4 billion by 2034, driven by an aging population, preventive‑health demand and pharma firms entering the supplement market. Later that The same month a separate analysis highlighted the economic potential of Brazil's critical‑minerals and rare‑earths sector, estimating that expanded investment and processing could add up to R$192 billion to GDP by 2050 and create up to 750,000 jobs, especially in mining‑rich states and industrial hubs. A follow‑up study released in jobs. An August 2026 follow‑up study refined those projections, outlining two development paths. Under a domestic‑capital‑only scenario the sector would contribute R$128.7 billion to GDP and generate about 304,000 jobs by 2050. With greater foreign investment paths—domestic‑capital‑only and expanded domestic processing, foreign‑investment‑enhanced—and quantifying the impact rises to R$192.1 billion and 750,000 jobs. The “adensamento” effect between the scenarios that adds roughly R$63.4 billion to GDP, R$32.3 billion to household consumption, R$16.1 billion to investment and 446,000 jobs. The A further study released on 4 August 2026 by Amcham Brazil, prepared with researchers from UFMG and UFJF and supported by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, reiterated the same scenario figures and emphasized the role of expanded domestic processing and foreign capital. Both studies stress that the largest regional gains are projected for would occur in the mining states Pará (16 % of total), total impact), Bahia (10.3 %) and Goiás (10 %), with additional benefits for industrial states such as Santa Catarina, São Paulo and Paraná. Together, Collectively the reports illustrate Brazil’s Brazil's broader strategy of diversifying its economy and attracting both domestic and foreign capital investment across health‑related and mineral‑resource industries.

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