Geographical Indication for Machadinho’s Yerba Mate: Strengthening a Brazilian Tradition

Yerba mate is one of the products that encapsulate Brazil’s agricultural culture and tradition. Acknowledged both nationally and internationally, it plays a significant role in the country’s identity, being consumed in various forms, from chimarrão to tereré, and valued for its distinctive flavor and natural aspects. In this context, the recent recognition of Geographical Indication […]

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04/11/2025

Brazil as a Regional Standard in Animal Health: Advancements and Challenges

On April 3rd and 4th, 2025, the 51st meeting of the South American Commission for the Control of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (COSALFA) took place, a landmark event that represents the closing of the 2021-2025 Action Plan of the Hemispheric Program for the Eradication of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (PHEFA). The meeting was a significant step forward in eradicating […]

04/07/2025

Brazil and Italy discuss sustainable agriculture in Rome

On April 3rd, the Embassy of Brazil in Rome hosted the event “Brazil and Italy – Dialogue on Sustainable Agriculture: Science to Feed the World”. The meeting brought together authorities, researchers, and agribusiness leaders from both countries to explore opportunities for cooperation in sustainable food production. Representing Brazilian farmers, Sueme Mori, Director of International Relations at the […]

04/04/2025

Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock Joins the World Farmers’ Organisation

In a historic step that strengthens Brazil’s role in global agricultural discussions, the Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock (CNA) has officially joined the World Farmers’ Organisation (WFO). The confirmation occurred during a high-level meeting in Rome, held at the WFO headquarters on April 3rd, with the presence of key leaders from both institutions. “CNA […]

04/02/2025

Brazilian Farmers in Mexico: Expo ANTAD 2025

Last week, Brazilian Farmers participated in the Expo ANTAD 2025, held in Guadalajara, Mexico. The event provided a valuable opportunity to expand trade relations within Brazil’s agribusiness sector. The AgroBR initiative, promoted by CNA in partnership with APEX-Brasil, gathered rural entrepreneurs representing small- and medium-sized companies in the food and beverage industry. During the mission, […]

03/31/2025

National Commission of Women in Agribusiness: Changing the Future of the Countryside

The National Commission of Women in Agribusiness, an initiative of the Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock (CNA), was created to increase women’s role in the CNA System and advocate for the agricultural sector as promoters of the country’s competitiveness and development. Since its launching in 2022, the Commission’s representatives—coming from all Brazilian states—have devoted […]

03/27/2025

Brazilian Farmers Highlight Sustainable Agribusiness Practices at the Latin American Water Council in Argentina

This month, the Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock (CNA) took part in the 2nd Meeting of the Latin American Water Council held in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The event gathered representatives from member countries to discuss essential issues for the agribusiness sector, such as financing, innovations, and the efficiency of several water uses. CNA’s active […]

03/26/2025

The Role of Young People in Changing Agribusiness

The agricultural sector faces persistent challenges that require innovation, efficient management, and sustainability to ensure its continuity and growth. In this scenario, the role of young people has become crucial, both in family succession on rural premises and their work as farming professionals. Engaging the new generation brings modernization, the implementation of new technologies, and […]

03/21/2025

Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock and FAO Discuss COP 30 and the Sustainability of Brazilian Agriculture

The Vice President of the Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock (CNA), Muni Lourenço, welcomed on March 19 the visit of the Director of the Office of Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Environment of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Kaveh Zahedi. The meeting was attended by the FAO Representative in Brazil, […]

03/19/2025

Geographical Indication for Machadinho’s Yerba Mate: Strengthening a Brazilian Tradition

Yerba mate is one of the products that encapsulate Brazil’s agricultural culture and tradition. Acknowledged both nationally and internationally, it plays a significant role in the country’s identity, being consumed in various forms, from chimarrão to tereré, and valued for its distinctive flavor and natural aspects. In this context, the recent recognition of Geographical Indication […]

03/10/2025

Brazil develops digital equipment to measure soil permeability

Brazilian researchers have developed the country’s first automated digital permeameter, a device that measures the soil’s hydraulic conductivity and its ability to absorb and retain water. Named SoloFlux, the device was created through a partnership between EMBRAPA Solos and the private company Laborsolo. The technology enables real-time data collection, making soil permeability analysis more accurate […]

03/05/2025

Ramadan and the Halal Market: How Brazilian Farmers Have Added to This Demand

Ramadan, the sacred month for Muslims, began last week and marks a period of fasting, prayer, and reflection. During this time, the meals accompanying fasting, the “iftar” (held at sunset), and the “suhoor” (before dawn) feature traditional dishes such as dates, soups, meats, grains, and sweets. These recipes require products that meet halal standards, and […]

02/26/2025

Brazilian Oranges Worldwide: Trends and Estimates for the 2025-26 Harvest

Brazil is the world’s largest producer and exporter of oranges, thus consolidating its position as a global leader in citrus fruit production. With a diverse range of varieties, the country supplies the domestic market and key international destinations such as Europe, the United States, and Asia. Some cultivated varieties include Pera orange, Bahia orange, Lima […]

02/24/2025

Brazilian Livestock Traceability: Strengthening Credibility and Boosting Global Trade

Brazilian livestock farming has increasingly distinguished itself globally, thanks to the implementation of advanced technologies that ensure greater transparency and control throughout the entire production chain. In December 2024, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) unveiled the National Plan for Individual Identification of Cattle and Buffaloes (PNIB)—a major step forward in enhancing traceability in […]