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Can Brazil's infrastructure handle booming G&O production?

11 April 2024 12:29 RaboResearch

Brazil needs to renew its commitment to infrastructure investment. By 2027, Brazil's port capacity will not be able to handle growing grain & oilseed export volumes. Warehouses, rails, roads, truck fleets, and ports require new investments to accommodate increasing grain & oilseed production. Brazilian farmers proved they are capable of responding to price stimulus. Now, investment in infrastructure must follow suit.

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