Exclusive Indicators (USD/ton-CIF – 12 Months)

Stainless steel -14,80%
Keg -25,12%
Iron Ore -19,04%
HDPE -6,74%
LDPE -0,28%
PP Copolymer -1,81%
Stainless steel -14,80%
Keg -25,12%
Iron Ore -19,04%
HDPE -6,74%
LDPE -0,28%
PP Copolymer -1,81%

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Pará enters the chocolate market of origin – ERROR
DataStrategy Pará enters the chocolate market of origin – ERROR

After years behind Bahia, for the first time Pará takes the lead as the largest cocoa producer in the country. And not everything goes abroad: there are local brands making chocolate and gaining space among the bars of origin Bahia do...

Updated on: March 31, 2025

Ginger production grows with Japanese restaurant trend
DataStrategy Ginger production grows with Japanese restaurant trend

The ginger harvest in the interior of São Paulo is in full swing. The weather has helped and Tapiraí (SP), the municipality that produces the most ginger in Brazil, expects a harvest 50% larger than last year. Producers in the city estimate a...

Updated on: March 31, 2025

Rural producers earn money to plant araucaria trees in Paraná
DataStrategy Rural producers earn money to plant araucaria trees in Paraná

The araucaria is the symbolic tree of the state of Paraná. However, the species that once covered 40% of the state's territory is now present in only 3% of the area. To recover the incidence of this native plant, the government has...

Updated on: March 31, 2025

Per capita income to see second-biggest drop in 116 years
Indicators Per capita income to see second-biggest drop in 116 years

Brazil is expected to close the 2014-2016 three-year period with the second-largest drop in per capita income in 116 years. Based on a 3,5% drop in Gross Domestic Product forecast for this year, the Brazilian Institute of Economics (Ibre-FGV) estimates...

Updated on: March 31, 2025

Exporters calculate losses due to dollar fall
DataStrategy Exporters calculate losses due to dollar fall

SÃO PAULO – The recent appreciation of the real was not on the radar of companies and caught Brazilian industry off guard. In two weeks, the American currency went from R$3,40 to R$3,20. On Thursday, it reached R$XNUMX.

Updated on: March 31, 2025