BUENOS AIRES/SAO PAULO, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Brazil's soybean industry fears the European Union's new anti-deforestation regulations (EUDR) could curb soymeal exports to the bloc, creating an opening for rival supplier Argentina, which says it is better ...
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European Union anti-deforestation regulation requires geolocation and due diligence of each batch; in Brazil, soybean contracts do not yet register this data in a standardized manner. The post Brazilian soybean exporters prepare for traceability of the European Union appeared first in Market Monitor.