Roberto Rodrigues warns: 'Producer who complies with the law cannot be held responsible for environmental crimes'

During the meeting promoted by the Brazilian Association of Rural Marketing and Agribusiness (ABMRA), former Minister of Agriculture Roberto Rodrigues issued a strong warning about the Climate Plan, currently being developed by the federal government. The former minister participated this Thursday (23) in an edition of the ABMRA Idea Café, in São Paulo. The event brought together leaders and experts to discuss the paths of Brazilian agribusiness in the face of global sustainability challenges. Rodrigues, who will be part of the Rural Channel coverage of the event in Belém, is responsible for coordinating the document that the Brazilian private sector will present at COP30, in Belém (PA), in 2025. The material was built with the collaboration of entities, researchers, and representatives of the national agribusiness and presents a synthesis of the advances of Brazilian tropical agriculture in the last five decades. According to him, the text highlights science, technology, and ...