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Brazil exported from January to October a total of US$ 139.1 million bags of coffee to the Arab world. In total, the country shipped 25 million bags, which represents growth of 8% over 2008.

Rio de Janeiro – Production of grain, leguminous and oleaginous plants in Brazil in 2009 should be 8.1% lower than the record-breaking crop of 2008, and should total 134.1 million tonnes, i.e., 8,500 tonnes less than the projection disclosed in September. Due to the weather conditions that affected the South Region, the Brazilian Institute for

Ambassadors from 30 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, Sudan and Lebanon, went to Minas Gerais to learn about the benefits of genetic improvement in Zebu cattle milk and meat production.

Foreign participation in sugar and alcohol mills in Brazil should rise from the current 16.6% to 25% in three to five years. The forecast was made yesterday (19th), at an international sector meeting.

Brasília – Favourable weather should contribute for the Brazilian grain crop that started in August and should last until late July next year to exceed the previous one by up to 6.5 million tonnes. The first survey of the 2009/2010 cycle – carried out by the National Food Supply Company (Conab) and disclosed today (7th)