Brazilian products from the agribusiness sector that are sold to the foreign market will now be certified with the Brazil Agro – Good for Nature seal from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Supply. This identification aims to provide more security to trade, as it indicates the origin, quality, and compliance with international standards in the production of the goods.
As a result, new trade agreements are expected to be fostered, expanding Brazil’s presence in international negotiations. The idea is for food sales to jump from $96 billion to $146 billion.ForecastThe Ministry of Agriculture expects grain production to increase from 232 million tons to 302 million tons over the next 10 years. During the same period, meat production is expected to grow by 27%. The use of technology will be one of the allies in increasing productivity.Source: Ministry of Agriculture
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Actor Juca de Oliveira Dies at 91
Brazil lost one of the most prominent names in national performing arts in the early hours of this Saturday (21). Actor, author, and director Juca de Oliveira passed away at 91 years old in São Paulo, victim of pneumonia associated with a cardiac condition. The information was confirmed by the family’s press office to TV…