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Goiás commerce, agribusiness, and industrial trends

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In 2024, the commerce and agribusiness sectors in Goiás, Brazil, generated over R$ 416 billion in total value. The commercial sector recorded R$ 295.3 billion in gross resale revenue, while agribusiness production reached a gross value of R$ 121.37 billion, marking a 20.4% year-on-year increase. During this period, agribusiness employed approximately 1.1 million people, representing 28.6% of the state’s workforce. By the first half of 2026, the state’s economic momentum expanded into the industrial sector. Industrial production in Goiás rose by 3.3% over a 12-month period, outperforming the national average of 0.6%. In the first half of 2026, local Local industry led regional job creation by adding 19,942 positions, a 4.77% workforce increase. To celebrate this momentum, the Federation of Industries of the State of Goiás (Fieg) announced Expoind 2026, a business and solutions fair scheduled for October 27–29 at the Goiânia Convention Center. Simultaneously, the agribusiness sector reported a 20.5% rise in average monthly income during the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. According to the Instituto Mauro Borges de Pesquisa e Política Econômica (IMB), the average income reached R$ 5,562.92, which constitutes a real increase of R$ 947.23 after inflation adjustments. Growth was observed across all segments: agribusiness-related services rose 33.4% to R$ 5,641.71, the primary segment (agriculture and livestock) reached R$ 7,024.59 (a 25.4% increase), agroindustry grew by 19.1% to R$ 3,002.83, and input-related activities rose 7.7% to R$ 6,582.56. The agribusiness labor market continues to show shows signs of formalization and qualification, formalization, with 611,700 formal employees and 271,500 workers holding higher education degrees. The bioenergy sector, specifically sugarcane production, remains a vital component of this landscape. During the first quarter of 2026, Goiás led Brazil in the reception of raw bovine leather, accounting for approximately 2 million pieces, or 19% of the national total, according to IBGE data. This volume is attributed to the state’s large-scale cattle ranching and slaughtering operations.

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