Economy Frosts cause billion dollar losses in the corn crop and make food more expensive in Brazil

게시됨 2021년 7월 30일

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Paraná, Brazil's second largest corn producer, is set to have its worst corn crop due to frosts, drought, and pests, with a projected harvest of 6.1 million tons, nearly half of the previous year's 12.34 million tons. This results in a loss of 8.5 million tons, the largest in the state's history, leading to higher food prices due to increased corn prices and potential shortages. Additionally, Brazil is expected to see its largest corn imports in the last 40 years as producing areas declare imports or new frosts occur.
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The Department of Rural Economy (Deral) of Paraná announced that the State, the second largest corn producer in Brazil, will harvest the worst corn crop (second crop or winter crop) in recent years. According to estimates by the agency, released this week, due to the occurrence of frosts, the projection for the off-season should be 6.1 million tons, almost half of the previous year's harvest of 12.34 million tons. Until the end of last month, the expectation was that the state would produce 9.8 million tons, considering the losses caused by the drought. The estimated loss is R$11.3 billion so far. In the projections presented this week, the agency points out that the break in the corn crop already represents a 50% reduction in the volume harvested compared to last year's crop production and a 58% reduction compared to expectations for the beginning of the season, when the total production was pointed at 14.6 million tons. With that, according to the department, the loss in this ...
출처: Economia

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