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Government raises crop outlook as Brazil nears grain output record

Brazil’s CONAB raised the 2025/26 grain harvest forecast to a record 358.6 million tonnes, driven by larger planting areas and favourable weather....

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Ethanol & Bioenergy News in English

Sugarcane ethanol could propel Brazil to global leadership in sustainable aviation fuel, says IATA

Brazil could become a global leader in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), with sugarcane ethanol as a key feedstock. The International Air Transport...

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UNICA: Brazilian ethanol production expands in April

Brazil’s south-central region processed 40.06 million tonnes of sugarcane in late April, boosting ethanol output to 2.04 billion litres. Corn ethanol production...

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Maize News in English

Record Brazilian corn harvest could intensify global market competition

Brazil is heading for one of its largest-ever safrinha corn harvests despite earlier dry weather. Major exports begin in August, intensifying competition...

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Beyond sugarcane and corn, Brazil’s ethanol industry opens door to new biofuel feedstocks

Brazil’s $20 billion ethanol industry is expanding beyond sugarcane and corn, exploring feedstocks such as wheat, barley, sorghum, agave, sweet potatoes and...

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Centre weighs 15-20% cheaper E100 fuel as India gears up for flex-fuel vehicle launch

India is finalising E100 fuel pricing at ₹82-87 per litre, about 15-20% below petrol, ahead of flex-fuel vehicle launches by major automakers....

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U.S. 25% tariff may hit Brazil’s ethanol, sugar, and seafood

A proposed 25% U.S. tariff on Brazilian imports could impact ethanol, sugar, and seafood exports from July 15. The measure stems from...

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Edible Oil News in English

Brazilian soyabean oil exports jump 47% amid record crop and weak domestic demand

Brazil's soybean oil exports surged 47% year-on-year through April 2026, driven by a record soybean harvest, strong crushing activity and weak domestic...