All posts tagged "Brazil"
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407Sugar News in EnglishBrazil: We are seeing a reduction in investments in sugarcane plantations, says Orplana
Brazilian sugarcane growers are cutting investments due to low sugar prices and rising production costs, Orplana CEO José Guilherme Nogueira said. Fertilizer...
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373Sugar News in EnglishBrazil: Key sugar output down 14.9% in late December, says UNICA
UNICA reported Brazil’s cane crushing rose 26.6% y/y in late December, but cumulative 2025/26 crushing is still down 2.3%. Sugar output fell...
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329Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishUNICA: Ethanol sales trend higher in early December
UNICA reported higher ethanol sales in early December despite lower sugarcane crushing and ethanol output in Brazil’s Center-South. Harvest-to-date cane processing and...
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309Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishBrazil sees sizeable growth in DDG production
Brazil’s rapid expansion in corn ethanol has lifted DDG/DDGS output sharply, boosting export needs. Production rose to 4.2 million tonnes in 2024/25....
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380Maize News in EnglishCrop production and area in Brazil continue to grow at record rates
Brazil’s MY 2025/26 crop output is forecast at a record 353.1 million tonnes, led by higher soybean and sorghum production. Corn and...
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311Ethanol & Bioenergy News in EnglishBrazil launches its first wheat-based ethanol plant
Brazil has approved its first wheat-based ethanol plant in Santiago, Rio Grande do Sul, with initial capacity of 12 million litres annually...
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329Maize News in EnglishIran was the largest importer of corn from Brazil last year
US President Donald Trump warned that countries trading with Iran could face a 25% US tariff. Brazil, which ran a $2.9 billion...
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241Wheat News in EnglishBrazil’s wheat imports hit a 12-year high
Low global wheat prices and ample supply have contributed to an increase in Brazil’s wheat imports in 2025. According to Brazil’s Secretariat...
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436Wheat News in EnglishFalling wheat prices reduce interest in growing the crop in Brazil
Brazil’s wheat prices plunged in 2025, squeezing farmer margins and discouraging planting in 2026. High stocks, cheap imports—especially from Argentina—and weak global...
