News about Made in Brazil

12/27/2024

Brazilian Wines and Sparkling Wines: International Recognition for Quality

Brazil has become a prominent player in the global wine and sparkling wine market. The country’s viticulture, supported by different geographical and climatic conditions, has been producing wines with distinct aspects, particularly in the South and Southeast regions, where temperate climates and varied soils add to the development of exceptional wines. In recent years, Brazil […]

09/06/2024

Camu-Camu: The Amazonian Superfood that Could Enhance Cassava Flour

Camu-camu, a fruit native to the Amazon, is gaining attention as a superfood due to its impressive nutritional aspects. Brazilian farmers are currently exploring its potential to enrich cassava flour, a staple in the Brazilian diet, offering a new dimension of health benefits. What is Camu-Camu? Camu-camu (Myrciaria dubia) is a small, purple fruit known […]

08/07/2024

SôZé: Pioneering sustainable cachaça and female leadership in Brazilian agriculture

The SôZé cachaça, produced by Spinagro, is a bright example of sustainable innovation in the Brazilian agricultural sector. Located near Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo state, this unique cachaça is praised for its quality and commitment to environmental stewardship and female leadership. Sustainable Production Process The sustainability credentials stem from its innovative use of sugarcane by-products. […]

04/29/2024

Chamomile from Mandirituba: The Perfume of Geographical Indication

The dehydrated chamomile grown in Mandirituba, in Curitiba’s Metropolitan Region, was recently honored with the recognition of Geographical Indication (GI) by the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI). This milestone, the 14th GI granted in Paraná and the first of 2024, crowns the excellence and tradition of local production, represented by the Association of Chamomile […]

10/23/2023

Brazilian Olive Oil: A Culinary Tradition Rooted in Global Excellence

Nestled within the enchanting landscapes of the Brazilian South and Southeast regions, a culinary revolution is quietly unfolding. These regions, distinguished by their unique blend of low temperatures at altitudes soaring above a thousand meters above sea level, provide the perfect canvas for growing olives. Mediterranean Heritage Introduced to Brazilian shores in the 19th century, […]

10/13/2023

Genomic test: Tool enhances and ensures top-quality trout production in Brazil

Brazilian producers of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), one of the most highly valued cold-water fish, can rely on an exceptional tool to improve and ensure the quality of broodstock, breeders, and fingerlings. We are talking about the AquaPLUS platform, TrutaPLUS, a tool that will assist in evaluating the genetic structure and diversity within and between […]

10/04/2023

Brazilian cheeses win prizes in an international competition in France

In September, Brazilian farmers made history at the latest edition of the World Cheese and Dairy Products Championship in Tours (Mondial du Fromage et des Produits Laitiers Tours), held in France. A group of 250 judges analyzed 1,640 cheeses; Brazil produces 288 of them in 12 states. Brazilian cheeses won 84 medals in all, of […]

10/02/2023

Here is everything you need to know about Brazilian coffee

October 1st is International Coffee Day. In Brazil, this date means a lot. Each Brazilian coffee bean carries centuries of history and culture. It was through coffee cultivation and production that Brazil developed into the nation it is today. And it’s not by chance that the country is still the world’s largest coffee producer and […]

09/18/2023

Brazil is the world’s sixth-largest silk producer

Brazil, known for its lush rainforests, vibrant culture, and diverse landscapes, also boasts a lesser-known but equally charming treasure: silk production. While countries like China and India have long been linked to silk, the Brazilian silk industry is quietly being recognized for its unique combination of tradition, innovation, and sustainability. In 2020, Brazilian farmers produced […]

09/04/2023

Brazilian cooperative sends cassava flour to the United States

Cassava flour is one of the foundations of the Brazilian diet. The ingredient is used in a variety of recipes, including the famous “farofa.” Cassava is a tuber native to Brazil, consumed in several different ways: fried, boiled, and pureed, as well as a key ingredient in many other recipes, such as pão de queijo […]

08/18/2023

Forest conservation multiplies açaí productivity, study shows

A pioneering study led in the Amazon reveals that the presence of native vegetation near açaí crops on solid ground can increase productivity up to five times compared to areas without forests. Published in the “Journal of Applied Ecology” in July, the research highlights the importance of integrated crop pollination, showing that forest conservation is […]

08/16/2023

Rise of hops production in Brazil: heading towards the top of Latin America

With more than 14 billion liters of beer produced annually, Brazil accounts for 7% of global beer consumption, trailing only behind China and the United States. The states of São Paulo, Santa Catarina, Paraná, and Rio Grande do Sul lead the national production. Despite the success, Brazil still imports more than 99% of the total […]

08/11/2023

Healthy harvest: Brazilian fruit exports surge

The global urge for a healthier diet packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals has boosted Brazilian exports of fresh and healthy products. The 19% increase in turnover and the 2% increase in volume in the last semester reflect favorable weather and a diversity of ecosystems that allow fresh fruit to be grown throughout the year. […]

08/07/2023

CNA awards the best Brazilian artisanal olive oils

Brazilian olive oil is already known for its freshness and specific notes of flavor. However, the main feature of Brazilian production is the short period between harvesting olives, extracting the oil, and selling the final product. This process ensures the extra virgin olive oil is fresh and tasty at the consumers’ table. To promote the […]

07/21/2023

Brazil moves towards wheat self-sufficiency and seeks expansion in the global market

Wheat, the second most consumed grain globally, accounting for 30% of the world’s grain production, is undergoing significant changes in Brazil. The country, which ranks among the top wheat importers, is on track to achieve self-sufficiency in wheat production. In 2022, Brazilian wheat production reached a record-breaking 10.554 million tons, and there are projections of […]