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Brazil Wins Back China’s Poultry Market After Swift Biosecurity Cleanup

China has reopened its market to Brazilian chicken with immediate effect after a months-long suspension triggered by a single H5N1 case on a commercial...

Brazil’s Agribusiness Under Fire: How U.S. Tariffs Are Squeezing Sugar and Jobs

When the U.S. imposed steep tariffs on Brazilian imports this summer, few sectors felt the sting as sharply as agribusiness. The numbers are stark: in just two months, 15,000 jobs disappeared, with nearly a third...

Brazil’s Farm Power, Investor Pain: Why Agribusiness Stocks Trail In 2025

Brazil feeds the world, yet its farm-linked stocks are struggling. Through October 24, 2025, B3’s agribusiness index, IAGRO, is down 8.7% year-to-date—far worse than...

Beyond Soy And Sugar, New Crops Rewire Brazil’s Farm Power

Brazil is still harvesting at record scale, but the more telling change is what...

Brazil’s Record Harvest, And The Bottlenecks That Could Blunt...

Brazil is heading for a landmark harvest in 2025. The national statistics agency now pegs output at 341.9 million...

Brazil’s Meat Exports Break Records—And Show How Trade Bends, Not Breaks

São Paulo — In September, Brazil shipped a record 314,700 metric tons of fresh beef, up 25.1% from a year earlier and surpassing the...

How a Farm Bankruptcy Became a Test of Brazil’s Rule of Law

José Pupin, once among Brazil’s largest cotton producers, says the court-supervised rescue of his farm empire went off the...

SLC Agrícola’s Next Season: More Hectares, Higher Dollar-Linked Costs, and a Leaner Portfolio

Brazil’s SLC Agrícola is gearing up for a larger 2025/26 season. The farm operator plans to plant 836,100 hectares,...

Value Over Volume: Paraguay’s Beef Strategy Pays Off in 2025

Paraguay just finished the third quarter with a quiet surge that matters beyond its...

Colombia’s Coffee Boom: Record $5.4 Billion Exports Powered by Science and Stable Prices

Colombia just logged a standout year for its most famous crop. Between September 2023 and...

How Colombia Became the World’s Test Field for Gene-Edited Crops

Colombia has quietly become the world’s outdoor laboratory for gene-edited crops—a story of science, policy and rural opportunity unfolding...