AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBrazilian Cacao: New mapping shows Pará’s cacao-growing area expanded 33% from 2022 to 2024, with 96% of mapped plantations on land cleared before 2020—potentially giving Brazil an edge under EU deforestation rules, though many new farms use full-sun cultivation. Deforestation Pressure: Advocacy groups filed complaints alleging JBS profits are linked to illegal Amazon clearing, seeking scrutiny of the meat giant and financial firms that handled its business. Mexico Avocado Trade: Operations in Michoacán are set to resume after a 10-day strike, while a separate agreement aims to restart exports to the United States. Weather Risks: El Niño could affect Brazilian crop yields as the growing season advances, adding to uncertainty for global grain markets. Venezuela’s Agriculture Ties: Venezuelan officials discussed agricultural cooperation and food security with U.S. counterparts, while Caracas also highlighted potential agro-industry investment with South Korea.
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