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The Brazilian government announced the conclusion of the phytosanitary negotiation with Guatemala for the export of "in vitro" sugarcane seedlings. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa), the agreement represents "value added based on scientific research" and creates new opportunities for the private sector, including partnerships in biotechnology, consulting, and technical assistance.

Phytosanitary negotiations between Brazil and the two countries have concluded; with the announcements, there have been 399 market openings since January 2023.

Recognized worldwide as an agricultural powerhouse, Brazil is also beginning to stand out for its adoption of the circular economy in the countryside. This approach transforms production waste into new inputs and opportunities, strengthening value chains and expanding social, environmental, and economic impacts. Products such as tomatoes, coconuts, carrots, lemons, and eggplants have been examples of how it is possible to reduce waste and innovate with intelligence.