By Carmen Luisa Ugueto Liendo
According to the Infobae portal, corn in Brazil is delayed due to low prices and logistics.
The anticipated marketing of Brazil's second corn crop for the current season reached 24.3% of the expected production of 92.199 million tonnes, according to a survey by Safras & Mercado, indicating delays in the "safrinha" (off-season crop) versus the historical average for the period.
In May last year, sales were more advanced, with 31% of the expected production of 84.404 million tonnes of corn.
The average sales for the period over the past five . . .
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