From Debt to Bad Image: the Problems that Agriculture Wants to See Solved by the Next President
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Agribusiness pulled high from the pib in the 1st quarter YASUYOSHI CHIBA/AFP The next president will inherit agribusiness problems that do not fit in a four-year term, according to experts interviewed by g1. The Brazilian Association of Agribusiness (Abag) proposes five public policies to face gargalos that range from rural financing and extreme climate events to infrastructure, dependence on imported inputs and the opening of markets abroad.
The next president will have before him an agenda of problems that, despite the differences between the candidates, appears recurrently in the demands of the agribusiness: credit more predictable, rural insurance able to respond to climate events, infrastructure to reduce the cost of production and disposal, legal certainty and market opening. The main challenge is to define how to finance the growth of the sector and reduce its exposure to risk…
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