Potato News from Brazil

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July 22, 2026
Brasil: distribución de la producción se concentra según reciente estudio
Un reciente estudio de Embrapa revela la distribución de la producción de papa en Brasil. Unos pocos establecimientos concentran la mayor parte.
Conexão Batata Brasileira 2026 reunirá la cadena de producción de papa de Brasil en Campinas para dos días de intercambio técnico, negocios e innovación.
July 08, 2026
Brasil: Conexión Brasileña de la Papa 2026, evento que reunirá a los principales actores del sector
La Asociación Brasileña de Papas Frescas (Abbin) organizará Conexão Batata Brasileira 2026 en Campinas los días 20 y 21 de noviembre. El evento reunirá a la cadena de la papa con una feria comercial, foros técnicos y actividades de networking.
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July 08, 2026
Brazil: rural credit, potato harvest, biotechnology and weather shape the start of July.
The first week of July in Brazil was marked by the 2026/2027 Crop Plan, the start of the winter potato harvest, advances in biotechnology, new sanitary regulations, and weather changes affecting the potato sector.
Un camión de carga circula junto a campos agrícolas en Brasil, donde la propuesta MP do Frete podría aumentar los costos logísticos para el sector agroalimentario.
July 01, 2026
Brasil: polémica regulación sobre el transporte carretero avanza en el senado
Frente a poderosas objeciones de parte de los sectores industriales y productores de materias primas, la propuesta regulatoria que supone costos agregados avanza en el senado brasileño.
Fresh potatoes in the market
June 10, 2026
Brasil: precios de la papa registran bajas ante el avance de la zafra seca
Entre el 1.º y el 5 de junio de 2026, el aumento de la oferta de papa de la zafra seca presionó a la baja los precios mayoristas en Belo Horizonte y São Paulo, mientras Río de Janeiro se mantuvo estable.
Las tecnologías de monitoreo del suelo y los bioinsumos ganan relevancia en el sector papero brasileño ante los desafíos climáticos y la necesidad de mejorar la eficiencia productiva.
May 26, 2026
Brazil: tight supply, firm prices, and climate alerts shape the close of May for the potato sector.
The Brazilian potato market closes May with tighter supply in Minas Gerais, firm wholesale prices, advances in soil monitoring and biological inputs, and climate alerts that could complicate activity in the south and southeast of the country.
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General Mills sells its Brazil business to 3corações, including Yoki and Kitano brands, as part of its portfolio reshaping strategy, with the transaction expected to close by the end of 2026.
May 03, 2026
General Mills to sell its Brazil business as part of portfolio strategy
General Mills agreed to sell its Brazil business to 3corações, including brands Yoki and Kitano. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2026, pending approvals.
Potatoes in the market
April 28, 2026
Brazil: rising prices in the markets and investment in infrastructure
Rising wholesale prices, climate and phytosanitary challenges in the field, and a growing focus on irrigation, market intelligence, and sector coordination to sustain profitability.
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April 22, 2026
Brasil: panorama de abastecimiento y precios para el segundo trimestre
La estacionalidad de las regiones productoras y las dificultades climáticas en el sur de Brasil están impulsando los precios de la papa, en un mercado que premia la calidad y exige una gestión precisa del momento de cosecha.
La papa de bajo carbono gana protagonismo como modelo sostenible y rentable en la agricultura moderna
April 14, 2026
La era de la papa de bajo carbono: sostenibilidad y valor en el agronegocio
La papa de bajo carbono se perfila como una apuesta estratégica para el futuro del sector, al combinar prácticas regenerativas, tecnología y sostenibilidad para reducir emisiones, mejorar la resiliencia productiva y responder a nuevas exigencias del mercado.
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April 14, 2026
Brasil: precios suben tras Semana Santa
Luego de las vacaciones y los movimientos del turismo, los precios de la papa en los principales mercados de Brasil ha visto un aumento considerable.
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March 31, 2026
Brasil: Guarapuava es reconocida como Capital de la Papa por su liderazgo productivo e innovación
El reconocimiento oficial a Guarapuava refleja décadas de desarrollo basado en tecnología, cooperativismo y condiciones agroclimáticas favorables, consolidándola como referente clave en la producción de papa en Brasil.
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Brazil: extreme heat, rising costs, and falling prices create a challenging scenario for the potato sector
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March 18, 2026
Brasil: Vargem Grande do Sul recibe el primer gran encuentro técnico del año
La Ruta de la Papa 2026 reunirá en marzo en Vargem Grande do Sul a productores, investigadores y analistas del sector para debatir innovación, sanidad y perspectivas de mercado de la papa en Brasil.
Los campos de papa en Brasil enfrentan lluvias intensas y condiciones climáticas inestables mientras El Niño influye en la temporada agrícola 2026, afectando la calidad del cultivo, el calendario de cosecha y la oferta del mercado.
March 11, 2026
Brasil: clima, costos y precios, los desafíos que enfrenta el agro en 2026
El agronegocio brasileño inicia marzo de 2026 con incertidumbre climática y presiones económicas. Lluvias intensas afectan cultivos como la papa, mientras el sector apuesta por eficiencia e innovación.
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February 25, 2026
Brasil: gran cosecha, malos precios
El sector papero brasileño registra una cosecha abundante favorecida por el clima, pero el exceso de oferta y el aumento de costos están presionando los precios y reduciendo la rentabilidad de los productores.
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February 11, 2026
Brasil: aumentos en los costos de transporte impactan sobre el agro
Aunque la soja y el maíz tienen mayor valor de exportación, la papa depende del mercado interno, es altamente perecedera y resulta especialmente sensible a los costos logísticos, por lo que el aumento del transporte impacta con más fuerza en su cadena.
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January 14, 2026
Brasil: optimismo en los mercados tras primeros resultados
El agro brasileño comienza el año con siembras dinámicas y buenas perspectivas, sostenido por tecnología y productividad pese a los riesgos climáticos, con una papa en expansión en Paraná y precios estables bajo un marco de mayor eficiencia y modernización.

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