In episode 7, we move our attention to agri-mecca, Brazil. The country is set to go from strength to strength following 10-year preliminary mid-term forecasts made by Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Production and Supplies (MAPA). However, obstacles are still apparent for the grains, coffee and sugar crops of the “world’s feeder.” Senior Softs and Grains Analyst for IEG Vu, Sandra Boga, outlines the ministry's outlook. IEG Vu will publish three 10-year outlooks on Brazilian crops in the month of August.  Access these outlooks and additional resources on the episode 7 page here - http://bit.ly/2w1wBxE

Feeding the world: A 10-year outlook on Brazil's sugar, coffee and grains production

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Feeding the world: A 10-year outlook on Brazil's sugar, coffee and grains production

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