There is anticipation for a robust coffee harvest in Brazil in 2024, with both local and international prices on the rise.

Cecafé represented Brazil at the Global Coffee Organizations Meeting in Nashville, USA, as part of the Annual NCA Convention program.

Production grew by 6% in volume and 26.7% in value compared to 2022; exports also increased, including to demanding markets such as Arab countries.

Engaging in international trade presents a series of significant challenges for the exporter.

A favorable climate and less external competition boost prices.

With the end of the first half of 2023 approaching, producers and agents of mango farming in the São Francisco Valley (PE/BA) are dedicating themselves to preparations for the second half harvest.

How long can you keep the ginger at home? Is the intensity of the ginger’s flavor age-specific? These questions need to be addressed when you have a long-standing ginger sitting at home.

The FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) projects that avocado will become one of the most commercialized fruits by 2030, with global exports exceeding four million tons.

A study developed in Limoeiro do Norte was published in an international journal and entered the basis of the World Health Organization (WHO).

In the first five months of 2022, Brazilian agribusiness exports totaled US$ 63.62 billion, a historic value for the period.

Empty container boxes crucial for exporters are getting stuck in the port of Rotterdam as a growing backlog of undelivered goods at Europe’s export hub forces ocean carriers to prioritize shipments of filled boxes.

Maersk announces the closing of the acquisition of Senator International, a well-renowned global company in freight forwarding.

Fruit exports in April exceed the volume exported in the same period last year.

With almost 37 thousand tons, the acid fruit leads in percentage terms in the growth of fruit exports in Brazil.

In order to reduce dependence on Russian fertilizer imports, alerted by the war in Ukraine, the Brazilian government is looking for alternatives. At the Ministry of Agriculture, the concern with the lack of fertilizers is with the summer crop, planted between September and October, due to the logistical “mess” resulting from the War.

The value means an increase of 57.5% in relation to the amount exported in January of last year.

According to a note published by the Ministry of Infrastructure, the forecast is that the number will grow 2.4% compared to the result recorded in 2021.