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Network unites institutions to reposition tropical agriculture and accelerate regenerative practices

RIAC's first initiative is the study "Diagnosis and political-strategic repositioning of tropical agriculture", developed by Insper Agro Global

OPINION: Conflicts expose vulnerabilities in inputs and redraw geopolitical pressures on agriculture

Conflicts between Israel and Iran have highlighted the sector's dependence on international inputs and their price fluctuations in times of crisis.

Course prepares professionals to deal with the risks of commercialization in agribusiness

The program, coordinated by Murilo Parada and Berenice Righi Damke, integrates strategic vision, pricing fundamentals, and the use of financial instruments, with practical application in agro-industrial chains.

Marcos Jank delivered the opening lecture at the annual congress of the Brazilian Society of Economics, Administration and Rural Sociology (Sober)

Event brings together experts to discuss technologies, renewable energy, and green financing in agribusiness

Insper Agro Global expands its operations in Geopolitics and expands its team

Professor Alberto Pfeifer and researcher Hugo Jacques Kennedy join the IAG team, strengthening the analysis of global geopolitical and international security issues that impact Brazilian agribusiness.

Food prices begin to fall in Brazil, but Trump's tariff hike creates uncertainty

The decline comes with increased production and a truce in the dollar, which could be pressured by a tariff war, analysts say.

Why agriculture can benefit from the strengthening of BRICS

Amid US tariff escalation, deeper cooperation among BRICS members becomes a geoeconomic imperative, says Insper study

The “easy solutions” trap in combating rising food prices

The rise in food costs directly affects the most vulnerable population, requiring responses that challenge the formulation of public policies

Brazil achieves foot-and-mouth disease free status without vaccination

The result opens up the possibility of new markets for Brazilian beef exports, but also brings challenges and responsibilities for the livestock sector

Opening of the Chinese market to Brazilian DDG and DDGS repositions Brazil in the geopolitics of agricultural inputs

The authorization to export dried distiller's grains marks a strategic move in Brazil-China trade relations, opening up more space in one of the largest protein markets in the world

How Brazilian agribusiness should position itself in the new geopolitics

Event promoted by Insper Agro Global and Cebri discussed the impacts of tensions between the US and China on Brazil and the future of global trade

Bird Flu Outbreak Hits Brazil's Poultry Industry, Threatening Exports

Brazil, the world's largest chicken exporter, is grappling with its first confirmed outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) at a commercial poultry farm.

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.

Brazilian agribusiness serves as inspiration for Colombia

Colombian delegation visits Insper to learn about success factors in Brazil's agricultural sector

How the China-US trade war could affect Brazil

Experts believe that, in the short term, segments such as grains and meats may benefit, but a possible escalation of protectionism brings uncertainty to global trade

What's happening with food prices?

Even as inflation slowed in January, persistently high food prices continue to put pressure on household budgets and challenge government policies

The suspension of the Harvest Plan and concerns about investments in the sector

Budgetary difficulties have led to the suspension of credit lines under the country's main agricultural financing program and are creating uncertainty among producers

Government proposal to reduce food import tax is not very effective, analysts say

Experts note that the measure will not have a significant impact on basic food items and point out that the climate and the dollar have more weight on prices.

What Brazilian agribusiness can expect from the new Trump administration

With the inauguration scheduled for this Monday (20), the column heard from two technicians who bring a double expectation about the impact of the new management on the productive sector

China reduced purchases of Brazilian agriculture in 2024: what does this mean?

The Asian country remains at the top of the ranking of the main importers of agricultural products, but has slowed down its purchases of Brazilian grains in the last year