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🌟 Ute Rajathurai A big thank you for visiting Brazil and engaging with LATAM team! Your insights were both inspiring and invaluable. Here are some that continue to resonate with me: Connectivity with PS and the Business 🤝: It’s crucial to strengthen our connections to drive success. Unlearning to Learn 🔄: We must let go of past practices to embrace a new way of operating through Dynamic Shared Ownership (DSO). ONE Procurement 🌍: Now more than ever, we must embody the spirit of unity within our procurement efforts, collaborating among peers. Active Listening to Our Achievements and Challenges 🔎: Thank you for taking the time to hear about our successes, as well as our opportunities and challenges, and for helping us with some insights to tackle them. Open and Honest Conversation 💫: I truly appreciate the candid and transparent discussion we had during the PRO WOMAN LATAM session. Let’s continue to build on these insights and drive positive change in our business with innovation! Better Together! 🤝✨ #Procurement #Collaboration #Leadership #Innovation #CROPScience

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"Brazilian agribusiness exports totaled $15.05 billion in May 2024, accounting for 49.6% of the country’s total exports. This figure marks a 10.2% decline from the $16.76 billion exported in May 2023, a drop of $1.71 billion due to lower average export prices and a reduction in global export volume. The products that helped mitigate the decline in exports included green coffee (+$392.21 million), uncarded or uncombed cotton (+$337.30 million), cellulose (+$298.95 million), and raw cane sugar (+$114.63 million)." #Brazil #Agribusiness #Exports #Logistics #Rise by Datamar

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"The Brazilian National Fertilizer Association (Anda) is proud to announce the 11th Brazilian Fertilizer Congress (CBFer), set to take place on August 27th at the WTC Sheraton São Paulo, Teatro WTC, from 9 AM to 6 PM. Brazilian agriculturalists are renowned for enhancing productivity by optimizing input use and achieving larger harvests in proportionally smaller areas. The program aims to demystify the use of essential nutrients, which are crucial for increasing food and commodity production while promoting sustainability in agribusiness. The event will feature the following panels: “The World Economy and Expectations for Global Fertilizer Supply and Demand;” “The Brazilian Economy, Agribusiness, and Expectations for Fertilizer Deliveries;” “Fertilizers and Planetary Sustainability and Human Health;” “The Agriculture of the Future and Fertilizers.” Additionally, the winner of the third edition of the “Carlos Florence” award will be announced. This award recognizes academics who encourage and promote innovative research in the fertilizer sector and national production."

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Today there are 459 #FoodCompanies worldwide (over 778) with #approved #targets by the Science Based Targets initiative 🌿 🎯 Many of these targets are based on reducing #Scope3 #emissions. To achieve them, it is therefore necessary to work with #farmers. xFarm Technologies enables the realization of these projects globally. The ambition with Bunge goes in the direction of creating a more #integrated and #digital #supply_chain, to support the implementation of #sustainability improvement projects, from an #insetting perspective. Thanks to Bunge Team Braian Souto Daniela Pizzolatto Karen Possidonio and xFarm Team Giovanni Causapruno, PhD, MBA André Pessina Giacomo Luddeni Camila Buturi Raffaele Stupazzini Miguel Córdoba Pérez for enabling this partnership 👏

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"Carlos Fávaro, Brazil’s Minister of Agriculture, revealed on Tuesday (7/5) that his ministry is drafting a provisional measure to authorize the direct importation of up to 1 million tons of rice by the National Supply Company (Conab). The initiative seeks to curb speculative trading and prevent excessive price hikes in the market. Fávaro emphasized that the objective is not to compete with rice farmers from Rio Grande do Sul, who account for 70% of the country’s rice production. The issuance of the interim measure is contingent upon the National Congress’s vote on the decree of public calamity in Rio Grande do Sul. Additionally, a separate provisional measure will be required to allocate extraordinary credit to Conab for the purchase of foreign rice. However, no cost estimates for the measure have been provided thus far." #Brazil #Rice #Import #Price #Hike

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Below is the ranking of the top goods transported via container on the East Coast of South America, specifically in Brazil and the Plate region, for the first seven months of 2024, along with a comparison to the same period in 2023. This data has been compiled by Datamar’s Business Intelligence team: https://lnkd.in/dYRqE6hJ Clique aqui para ler o texto em Português: https://lnkd.in/d6WRcwTh #exports #imports #commodities #data #dataliner

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"Brazilian agribusiness may experience a logistical blackout in the coming years as the capacity of the country’s bulk terminals shrinks in the face of growing export demand for commodities. This is what a study by Macroinfra, an infrastructure consultancy, suggests. Another obstacle, according to the survey, is the lack of modal diversity in the transportation of grains produced in the country’s interior, whose transport to the ports is still highly dependent on highways. According to the survey, more than 91% of Brazil’s port capacity for exporting agricultural bulk goods is currently in use—above the operational safety limit, which the sector estimates to be around 85%. The figures take into account the export demand for grains like soybeans, sugar, wheat, malt, and corn, among others." #Brazil #Agribusiness #Logistics #StorytellerZ #ZIMstorytellerZ by Datamar

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Doing Business in Brazil – October 31, 2024 @ 12:00pm CST Brazil is a continental opportunity. By far the largest and most populous country in South America, and with the largest consumer market and GDP in South America, Brazil is an excellent market for experienced U.S. exporters seeking to tap into its diversified economy. The United States is Brazil’s second largest trading partner due to a robust commercial relationship and a shared commitment to mutual prosperity. https://lnkd.in/g26jw8gt

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"Unlocking the Potential of Brazil's E-commerce Market! I'm excited to share my latest analysis report on Brazil's e-commerce landscape! Discover key insights on: Consumer behavior and preferences Market trends and growth drivers Top-performing product categories Payment methods and strategies Locational differences and opportunities Get ready to tap into the vast potential of Brazil's e-commerce market! Read the full report here: [https://lnkd.in/dVQuzXsE] A big thank you and shout out to the best data community ever! TheData Immersed(TDI) , our leaders Anne Nnamani Jacob A. for giving me this great opportunity to learn, relearn and shape my view of data and analytics in general I can’t wait to embark on my next adventure in the world of analytics #BrazilEcommerce #EcommerceAnalysis #MarketInsights #DigitalTransformation #Retail #LatinAmerica #python #capstone #TDI

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🌱 Retrospective of Brazilian Agriculture in 2024: In 2024, Brazil reinforced its position as a global agricultural powerhouse. Agribusiness exports reached USD 166.2 billion, contributing significantly to the country’s trade balance and representing 48.6% of total exports. The year was marked by growth in key sectors, new market openings, and record-breaking performances in several agricultural commodities. 🌱 Top 10 Agricultural Commodities Soy Complex: Leading the exports with USD 33.53 billion (40.7% of the total). Brazil maintained its dominance as the world's largest soybean exporter, with significant volumes shipped to China and other key markets. Meats: Total exports of USD 11.81 billion (14.3%), with beef being the standout, contributing USD 5.14 billion and seeing an 18.3% increase in value over the previous year. Sugar-Ethanol Complex: A remarkable USD 9.22 billion (11.2%), driven by record-breaking exports of raw cane sugar worth USD 7.21 billion, up 62.8% from 2023. Forest Products: Exported USD 8.34 billion (10.1%), led by cellulose, which reached USD 4.97 billion in sales. Coffee: Exports reached USD 5.31 billion (6.4%), reflecting strong demand and a 46.1% increase in value. Cotton: Marked an exceptional performance with exports worth USD 2.68 billion, showing a 236% increase in value. Corn: Continued to see strong international demand, supported by global shortages and rising prices. Orange Juice: Generated USD 1.25 billion, a 24% increase over the previous year. Soybean Meal: Played a significant role in Brazil's agricultural trade, with expanding markets. Poultry: Maintained steady growth due to demand from Asia and the Middle East. Export and Global Market Share Brazil’s agriculture accounts for 30% of the global soybean market, dominating exports ahead of the United States and Argentina. It also holds significant shares in sugar (60% of global trade) and coffee (35% of global exports). The beef industry saw expanded reach, with exports to Asia growing substantially. ➡️ Key Achievements Increase in Export Volume: Products like raw sugar, cellulose, and cotton experienced record-high volumes. Economic Contribution: The agricultural sector's performance added resilience to Brazil’s economy, mitigating impacts from inflation and global market volatility. Sustainability and Innovation: Investment in sustainable farming practices and technological advancements played a critical role in boosting yields and maintaining competitiveness. 🌱 ✨ Conclusion 🌱✨ Brazil’s agribusiness sector not only excelled in 2024 but also set new benchmarks for productivity, sustainability, and global integration. This robust growth cements its role as a critical player in ensuring global food security while driving the national economy forward. ➡️ Sources: Brazilian Farmers, Rio Times, Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture #retrospective #agriculture #agro #agribusiness #agricultura #Brazil

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Growth in a sustainable way!

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Brazil's sugar exports soar in the second week of April Reuters - Published: 16 Apr 2024 - 07:57 Brazil's sugar exports totaled more than 1 million tons by the second week of April, versus 971.6 thousand tons in the full month of April 2023, according to data from the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex) released this Monday- fair. According to the data, there was an increase of more than 90% in the monthly daily average of commodity exports. Roberto Samora It is nothing new that ethanol made from corn is booming in Brazil. In the 2023/24 harvest up to the second half of February, 5.7 billion liters of renewable energy were produced from grain, according to data from the Sugarcane and Bioenergy Industry Union (Unica). With cheap raw materials and the opening of new markets with co-products, there are more and more investments emerging for plants that process corn. The National Corn Ethanol Union (Unem) predicts that production could reach 10 billion liters in 2030, which would represent more than 20% of the Brazilian biofuel market. But, in addition to industrial parks dedicated only to grain, called full or stand-alone, there is also an opportunity for plants that already manufacture biofuel from sugar cane. The integration of the two raw materials became known as “flex”.🇧🇷🇧🇷

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Engage the authorities to fight crimes against agricultural products: In July, through the Brazil National Fertilizer Association (ANDA), we organized a webinar to mobilize authorities to take actions against crimes against fertilizers. A big step towards providing protection for food production in Brazil.

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BRAZIL: Rising imports drive external deficit; The surge in imports of goods, combined with a deficit in the services account, has led Brazil’s current account deficit to reach $43.6 billion from January to October. This figure is 130% higher than the $18.9 billion recorded during the same period last year. The rise in services deficit and imports is attributed to increased domestic demand. According to Fernando Rocha , head of statistics at Brazil’s Central Bank, rising consumption and investment “drives higher demand for imported goods and services.” The primary factor is the increase in goods imports, which reduces the trade surplus. The trade balance this year has seen exports remain at a historically high level of $287.8 billion, alongside a rise in imports, which increased from $211.1 billion from January to October last year to $231 billion this year. Consequently, the trade surplus during this period dropped from $75.7 billion to $55.9 billion. “The reduction in the trade surplus accounted for about 80% of the increase in the current account deficit,” Mr. Rocha stated. (by DatamarNews) https://lnkd.in/eGPRB4rG

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Brazilian sugar exports grow with a drop in production in India. Brazil's sugar exports are on the rise in 2024, driven by reduced sugar production in India due to weather issues. Brazil, which is already the world's largest sugar exporter, recorded a significant increase in exports in the first four months of this year. Between January and April 2024, the country shipped almost 10.6 million tons of sugar, almost double the same period in 2023, when 5.96 million tons were exported. In 2023, Brazil exported a total of 31 million tons. The reduced supply situation in India opens up significant opportunities for Brazil to consolidate its presence in the international sugar market, strengthening its position as one of the main global players in this sector.

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🌽🥇 During the 21st century, Brazil stood out as one of the world's largest #maize exporters, reaching a record 56 million tons in 2023, representing 32% of the global market. 📉 However, 2024 brought challenges: with a smaller harvest, our exports fell by 25% in the first seven months of the year, with a projection of 33.5 million tons by the end of the year. 📊 🌏🚢 The main destinations for corn include the European Union, China, Japan and Iran, which remain essential markets for Brazilian exports. Despite the adversities, the forecast for the next harvest brings expectations of recovery and growth. 📈 👨🏻💻 At SA Commodities, we specialize in logistics solutions for grain exports. Our expertise and infrastructure allow us to ensure that Brazilian corn reaches the main global markets efficiently, safely and quickly. Trust those who understand the subject to take your grain to the top of the world. 🌐 #GlobalShipping #InternationalTrade #AgriExports #ShippingWorldwide #COMEX #LogisticaGlobal #LogisticaInternacional #TransporteDeCarga #Importacao #Exportacao #Commodities #Agribusiness

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Brazilian agribusiness exports hit a record in 2023, reaching US$ 166.55 billion. The amount was 4.8% higher than in 2022, which represents an increase of US$ 7.68 billion. In all, agribusiness accounted for 49% of Brazil’s total exports in 2023; in 2022, the share was 47.5%. The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) highlights that this remarkable performance was driven predominantly by an increase in shipped quantities. Brazil’s grain exports were particularly impressive, totaling 193.02 million tons, up 24.3% from 155.30 million tons in 2022, aligning closely with the record 2022-23 grain harvest of 319.86 million tons as estimated by the National Supply Company. Our sustainable approach to agriculture and livestock farming allows us to systematically increase the productivity of our land while making important advances in the regeneration of soil and pastures. Highlighting Key Export Sectors The export scenario saw significant growth across various sectors. Not only did grain exports surge by nearly 40 million tons, but other segments also saw substantial increases, with meat, sugar, juices, fruits, and leather products exceeding US$ 1 billion in exports. Soy products led the way in agribusiness export growth, followed by sugar and alcohol, cereals, flour, and food preparations, contributing significantly to Brazil’s export economy. The top export value sectors included soy products, meat, sugar and alcohol, cereals, flour, and forestry products, together accounting for 82.9% of agribusiness sales in 2023. Including these keywords and providing clear, focused headings can help enhance the article’s SEO performance, making it easier to trace for those searching for information on Brazilian agribusiness exports in 2023.

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