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Brazil sugar output recovers late in June, prices fall
Brazil’s centre-south (CS) sugar production reached 2.89 million tonnes in the second half of June, recovering from the poor performance seen in the first half
MSC poised to overtake Maersk as biggest shipping group
New CEO of family-run business to manage aggressive growth as pandemic lifts profits. It has taken 50 years — but now Gianluigi Aponte, the secretive
Brazil asks China to clarify new soya standard, official says
Brazil has asked China to clarify certain aspects of a new national soybean standard that changes quality requirements for the grain, including how they will
Brazilian Cotton Growers Association intensifies partnership with Indian Cotton buyers
The Brazilian Cotton Growers Association (Abrapa) is promoting the Cotton Brazil Harvest 2021 Roundtable, an online event to further intensify its commercial partnerships with Indian
Brazil reverts trend and counts 4.6% higher exports till May
Between January and May, Brazilian poultry exports were 4.6% higher than the same period of 2021. These numbers go to show that the sector has
Brazil hopes to expand fresh fruit exports to China
Brazil hopes to expand its fresh fruit exports to China by adding several of its leading products, Brazilian Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina said on Monday.
BTP requests contract renewal at the Port of Santos
BTP protocols request for contract renewal at the Port of Santos with projected investment of US$250 million. The Brazilian port operator, Brasil Terminal Portuário (BTP)
Brazil’s May soybean exports continue to outpace 2020 levels, set to pressure US exports
Brazil’s soybean exports continued to outpace last year’s volume in the first three weeks of May due to higher daily average shipments, which is likely
China’s April soybean imports from Brazil surge vs previous month
China’s soybean imports from Brazil surged in April from the previous month, customs data showed on Thursday, boosted by the arrival of cargoes that were