Browsing: Agribusiness

From the Newsroom São Paulo – Over 3,000 people, among breeders, sportsmen, and public in general, went to the Santo Amaro Horse Club in the southeastern city of São Paulo, between March 25 and 28, to participate in the 19th Interstate Arabian Horse Exhibition. Promoted by the Brazilian Arabian Horse Breeders Association (ABCCA), the event

Agência Brasil Recife – Brazil will encourage the population to increase fish consumption, which currently amounts to 6.8 kilograms per capita, annually, well below the international average of 20 kilos. This information was provided today by the acting Minister of the Special Secretariat of Aquiculture and Fishing, Romeu Porto, during the Seminar on Strategies for

Agência Brasil Brasília – China has accepted an evaluation of Brazilian genetically- modified (GM) soybeans by the National Biosecurity Technical Commission (CTNBio) which states that they do not pose any biological threat. With acceptance of the CTNBio document by the Chinese government, Brazilian exporters can use it as a sanitary certificate and freely ship soybeans

From the Newsroom São Paulo – Brazil is the world leader in collection and final destination of empty pesticide containers. This year, the National Institute of Empty Package Processing Industries (Inpev) should remove 11,700 tonnes of packages from the environment. In the first two months of 2004 alone, 2,200 tonnes of packages were collected, against

Agência Brasil Brasília – Five technical experts from the Italian International Cooperation Agency put the finishing touches on arrangements for a new partnership with Brazil. Meeting in Brasília with their counterparts from the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama) and the Brazilian Agricultural Research Company (Embrapa), they discussed conservation, sustainable use, and

The drop in the current soy harvest should be compensated by an increase in international prices. The minister still believes that in the next decade, Brazilian grain production should reach 290 million tonnes per year. "The whole world is watching Brazilian agricultural production with respect and even worry due to our competitiveness," guaranteed minister Roberto Rodrigues.