Conab (National Supply Company) estimates that the 2014/2015 harvest will reach 202 million tons in grain production. Soybean still comes on top in both harvested volume and crop area.
The healthcare industry expo will be held this month in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, and 44 Brazilian companies are exhibiting.
The entertainment and sports enterprise IMX is part of the consortium that manages the Maracanã Stadium in Rio and owns a stake in the Rock in Rio music festival brand.
The country sold 334.5 vehicles abroad last year. Domestic production was at 3.15 million cars, buses and trucks, 7% less than in 2013.
The index calculated by FAO closed 2014 with a drop of 3.7%. The lone exception was the meat group, which recorded a high of 8.1%.
Indicator was down 0.7% from October and down 5.8% from November 2013. In 12 months, production declined by 3.2%.
Educators from the Arab country are currently in the Brazilian federal capital to sit classes in agriculture, offered by Instituto Federal de Brasília (IFB).
Brazil shipped 4.1 million tons last year, a 3% increase over 2013. It’s the largest volume ever registered. However, revenues dropped 0.2% in dollar but went up 9% in real.
The Brazilian Central Bank’s Brazil Commodities Index index was down 1.24% last month, but up 5.47% throughout 2014.
Outgoing US dollars from Brazil were in excess of inbound ones by over US$ 9 billion. In December alone, there was a US$ 14 billion deficit.
The country will be an ICC member state as of April 1st. The Arab nation is also adhering to conventions and treaties on transnational organized crime, biological diversity and others.
Output was up 13% year-on-year in Brazil in November, but declined by 1.5% in November from October 2014.
The country sold nearly US$ 3 billion worth of hides and skins to foreign countries last year, up 17% from 2013.
The reduction in the commercialization of cars, utility vehicles, trucks and buses was of 7% in comparison to 2013. A drop of 0.5% over last year is expected in 2015.
