Brazil's Agriculture Minister Carlos Fávaro held a videoconference with EU Commissioner for Health and Animal Welfare, Olivér Várhelyi, this week to discuss lifting restrictions on the Brazilian ...

Top Brazilian government officials have entered into talks with China and the EU to regain access to key sales markets lost ...

Brazilian senator Carlos Favaro is the leading candidate to be agriculture minister for president-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, two sources told Reuters on condition of anonymity on Tuesday ...

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) -China is studying ways to soon lift its ban on imports of chicken meat from Brazil, in place since the South American nation reported a case of bird flu on a commercial ...

The European Union is banning products coming from areas of deforestation beginning in December 2024. Brazilian Agriculture Minister Carlos Favaro believes the new rules are "an affront" of World ...

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[1/3]Brazil's Minister of Agriculture Carlos Favaro attends a press conference, after a confirmed outbreak of bird flu found in two birds in a Zoo, in Brasilia, Brazil June 4, 2025.

Brazil's new agriculture minister Carlos Favaro said on Monday that Brazil will have the "most sustainable" agricultural production in the world, his comments coming a day after Luiz Inacio Lula ...

Vietnam has priorities to further open up markets for products and encouraging agricultural cooperation, Le Toan During a business trip to Brazil in early July to attend the expanded BRICS Summit and ...

O ministro da Agricultura, Carlos Favaro, disse ser favorável que o Brasil faça adesão à iniciativa Rota da Seda da China para combater o crescente protecionismo global, uma ideia que divide o ...

The Brazilian government believes it is possible to increase grain plantings 5% per year for several years without deforestation, Agriculture Minister Carlos Favaro told Reuters. Favaro said this ...

The Brazilian government will no longer need to buy imported rice, Agriculture Minister Carlos Favaro told a local TV channel on Wednesday, after the plan attracted flak from local farmers.