Brasília – The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture has revised down from 2.1% to 2% its growth estimate concerning the Gross Production Value (GPV) in 2014. According to the revised projections released this Thursday (11th), the GPV should close the year at R$ 441.8 billion (US$ 192.7 billion), of which R$ 288 billion (US$ 125.6 billion) concern agriculture and R$ 153.8 billion (US$ 67 billion) concern livestock production.<\/p>\n
In its previous survey, released in August, the ministry forecasted a GPV of R$ 442.4 billion (US$ 192.9 billion), up 2.1% from R$ 433 billion (US$ 188.8 billion) in 2013. Despite the reduced growth expectation, the ministry notes that the GPV will still be an all-time high. Records started being kept in 1989. In practical terms, the value represents agriculture and livestock industry revenues. <\/p>\n
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the highlights of the GPV this year will be cotton (up 58.6%), oranges (26.2%), cocoa (25.9%) and black pepper (21%). In livestock production, the highlights will be beef (18.5%) and pork (8.9%). Revenues should decline the most this year for onions (-33.6%), bulk beans (-19.1%), shelled peanuts (-10.8%) and cassava (-10.5%).<\/p>\n
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