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Given the critical and unprecedented moment that Brazil is going through in its most serious, reckless and unprecedented political, social and economic crisis, it may seem, at first sight, a worse situation than the current one. But, yes, it could be much worse if it were not for the prevalence in this period, of good results from the only segment of the economy that keeps the pillars of support and maintenance of national wealth resistant: Agribusiness.

Studies by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) project a growth of the world population that reaches 9 billion people in the next four decades. This growth will be directly proportional to the demand for food, which is expected to rise from the current 2.15 billion to 3.5 billion tons. In this way, it will naturally be imposed on the nations of the world their particular contribution to increase agricultural production in a sustainable manner and thus achieve the necessary 70% increase by then.

How to meet this strong demand?

Brazil, certainly, will not only be aware of this responsibility, but also has a huge chance of establishing itself as the true saddler of the world, given its incredible capacity to adapt to the new world reality and achieve increases in productivity in a relatively short time.

The undisputed importance and relevance of Brazilian agribusiness is in the expressive indexes revealed in the last years of the crisis: it is equivalent to 23% of the national GDP, it creates 37% of all jobs in the country and last year accounted for 36% of our exports, and the agribusiness trade balance in these previous years has been more than double the total Brazilian balance.

In addition, there is no doubt about the potential of Brazilian agriculture in terms of increased production, not only for the domestic market but mainly for the foreign market.

Latin American countries, especially those in Mercosur, must prepare to face the challenge of increasing their production through more efficient production technologies, improving their structures for better storage, transportation and port logistics.

In this sense, MBAgriculture will be doing its part, contributing with information and putting Brazilian producers in contact with importing and exporting countries and companies

We will find customers for your product
We will take care of the sanitary requirements,
Customs and Logistics
International Certifications and Standards of
International Markets
Import: Procedures, Bureaucracy,
Transport and Dispatch Agency
Technical Visits to Exporting Countries