AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoExport Ambitions: Brazil’s vice president says the country could overtake the U.S. as the world’s top food exporter by year-end. Colombian Fruit: Exotic-fruit exports rose 12.5% to $49.1 million in January–August, with gulupa accounting for nearly 93% of sales. Fertilizer Supply: Brazil’s new critical-minerals law covers key fertilizer inputs and offers incentives intended to spur domestic production and reduce import dependence; implementing rules are still pending. Investment: Nestlé is adding $1 billion to its Mexico investment, bringing its 2025–30 commitment to $2 billion, with a focus on local sourcing and more sustainable farming. Food Security: Venezuela and FAO discussed technical support for the Venezuela Alimenta plan, including regenerative agriculture, livestock, fisheries and the coffee value chain. New Markets: El Salvador promoted specialty coffee, cacao and other agro-exports to buyers at a food trade show in Abu Dhabi.
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