In December 2024, Brazil set a new record in soybean exports, reaching over 90 million metric tons for the year. The top importers include China, Spain, the Netherlands, Turkey, and Egypt. This surge reflects the growing global demand for plant-based protein and biofuel production.

The increase in exports has boosted Brazil’s agricultural sector, but challenges like deforestation and geopolitical tensions could impact future trade. As countries push for more sustainable food sources, Brazil may face pressure to innovate and adopt greener practices.

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