The Brazilian government, led by Agriculture and Livestock Minister Carlos Fávaro, is taking steps to enhance the Brazilian Inspection System for Products of Animal Origin (Sisbi-POA) by encouraging participation from the Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service (Sebrae) to train producers. The goal is to extend Sisbi-POA's reach across more Brazilian municipalities and increase the number of registered establishments. This initiative aims to control food inflation by increasing the availability of livestock products nationwide. The ministry is targeting to have 1,800 municipalities on board by the end of the year, up from the current 970. The federal government also extended the authorization of the Municipal Inspection Service (SIM) to operate under Sisbi for a year to include milk, honey, and eggs, in an effort to reduce food prices.