GRI Agro

Brazilian agribusiness continues to be one of the main vectors of the national economy and, in 2023, will continue to record growth. According to data from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Mapa) and the National Supply Company (Conab), the 2022/2023 grain harvest is expected to reach a record 312.2 million tons, an increase of 15% in compared to the previous harvest. However, the sector has faced some recent challenges, such as the water crisis in some regions of the country, .. continue reading affecting the production of several crops. Climate variations have increased concerns about global food security and the need for the sector to adapt. Along these lines, the advancement of technology and digitalization has brought new possibilities to Brazilian agriculture, from the adoption of more precise production techniques to the creation of new business models and product diversification. Finally, there is the relevance of international trade and Brazil's commercial relations with other countries. China continues to be an important trading partner in the agricultural sector, but market diversification has been an important strategy to reduce dependence on a single country and expand business opportunities. To debate these and other relevant topics in the sector, decision makers meet at the 2nd edition of GRI Agro, and you are invited to participate in the event.