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05/02/26 | Climate and Environment
Why are animal health and sustainability inseparable in Brazilian livestock farming?
Increased productivity and the expansion of international markets reinforce the need to integrate animal health, sustainability, and climate resilience in agriculture, and this can already be seen in cattle farming.
Papers and Working Papers | Insper Agro Global | May/25
First case of bird flu on a commercial farm in Brazil raises alarm and reactions in the international market
Confirmation of the case of the disease in commercial production led to the immediate suspension of imports by China, the main destination market for Brazilian chicken meat, and doubts about other buyers
Papers and Working Papers | Insper Agro Global | January/25
PNIB: Individual tracking of cattle and the challenges of implementation
The national plan for individual identification of cattle and buffaloes (PNIB) proposes mandatory herd traceability by 2032, but its adoption involves technical challenges and adaptation costs for its effective implementation
Papers and Working Papers | Brazilian Foreign Trade Journal | November/23
Considerations for a traceability and monitoring system in Brazilian livestock farming
Papers and Working Papers | Insper Agro Global | October/23
Complete traceability and monitoring systems in Brazilian beef cattle farming
Report produced from qualitative exploratory research conducted with agents from the livestock sector
Books | Insper Agro Global - Brava | January/21
Lessons for agribusiness: trade and food security
Chapter 7 of the book Legacy of a Pandemic, published by Insper and Brava Foundation in 2021
Articles in newspapers and magazines | Insper Agro Global | 15/05/26
European Union rule on antimicrobials raises concerns about Brazilian meat.
The sector denies there are any health problems and sees a risk of commercial impact if Brazilian protocols are not accepted by September.
News | Insper Agro Global | 19/05/25
First case of bird flu on a commercial farm in Brazil raises alarm and reactions in the international market
Confirmation of a case of the disease in commercial production led to the immediate suspension of imports of Brazilian chicken meat by several countries and requires a rapid response from health authorities.
LEANDRO GILIO | VICTOR MARTINS CARDOSO | LUIZ ARTHUR CHIODI PEREIRA