Balance sheet in 2022: Corn sales exceed 7.7 thousand tons in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil

Published 2023년 1월 6일

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The National Supply Company (Conab) has supported 810 breeders in Rio Grande do Norte to purchase corn through the Over-the-Counter Sales Program (ProVB), selling 7,794 tons of cereal. The Programa Alimenta Brasil (PAB) also saw over a thousand family farmers produce 1,469 tons of food, which was distributed to social assistance entities in the state, benefiting over 160,000 people in situations of food vulnerability. The budget for this initiative was BRL 6,966,506, with products like rice, cassava flour, sugar, beans, corn flakes, powdered milk, soy oil, and pasta being distributed in emergency situations.
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Over the past year, 810 breeders received support from the National Supply Company (Conab) for the purchase of corn in Rio Grande do Norte. Through the Over-the-Counter Sales Program (ProVB), Conab sold 7,794 tons of cereal. The product benefited producers in 114 Potiguar municipalities. To supply the Program, interstate removal operations were carried out, which sent approximately 9,000 tons of grain to the state. As part of the Programa Alimenta Brasil (PAB), just over a thousand family farmers were responsible for producing 1,469 tons of food which were distributed to social assistance entities in the state. Donated products benefited more than 160,000 people in situations of food vulnerability served by institutions in the 35 municipalities covered. The budget for the action was BRL 6,966,506. signed between the Ministry of Citizenship and Conab. Products such as rice, cassava flour, sugar, beans, corn ...
Source: Conab

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