Nutrien\u00a0staff\u00a0visits\u00a0the State of Espirito Santo to accelerate the transition and integration of the company Casa do Adubo,\u00a0acquired\u00a0in July. The\u00a0negotiation\u00a0is estimated to have reached US$ 283 million. According to Ita\u00fa, it is the\u00a0biggest acquisition in distribution carried out in Brazilian agribusiness.<\/strong>\u00a0Nutrien has yet to reveal plans for the new brand. (Ita\u00fa; Nutrien)<\/p>\n Brazil Potash and Amaggi make agr\u00e9ment for the purchase and sale of potash from the Amazon.\u00a0<\/strong>Amaggi has committed to purchase 500,000 tonnes\/year from the Canadian mining company for a minimum period of 15 years. Amaggi will also have rights to sell 1.9 million tonnes of annual production of the raw material used as fertilizer and will transport 2.4 million tonnes of annual potash production to river ports in the interior of Brazil. (Amaggi; Brazil Potash)<\/p>\n Fertilizers imported by the State of Mato Grosso do Sul are being offloaded Porto Murtinho, justifying investments for the Bioceanic Route. Announcement of the first import was made by the Secretary of the Environment, Jaime Verruck. Three thousand tonnes of fertilizers were imported from Uruguay<\/strong>, divided in three barges. (FV Cereals Group)<\/p>\n Between January and September 2022, farmers spent a\u00a0record\u00a0<\/strong>amount of\u00a0US$ 20.27 billion\u00a0to import\u00a0fertilizers<\/strong>.The value exceeds by more than US$5 billion the 2021 total of US$15.14 billion, even with a lower volume of imported products.\u00a0In the partial assessment of\u00a02022, 29.75 million\u00a0tonnes\u00a0compared to\u00a041.29 million in all of 2021. (Secex)<\/p>\n Fecoagro\u00a0opens up\u00a0a fertilizer plant in the city of S\u00e3o Francisco do Sul<\/strong>, State of Santa Catarina, with a capacity of 120 tonnes\/hour. Investments reached US$ 5.23 million, coming from\u00a0Banco Regional de Desenvolvimento do Extremo Sul<\/em>. (Fecoagro; BRDE)<\/p>\n Ajinomoto Fertilizantes creates a\u00a0free training program for farmers<\/strong>. Project comprises chat with experts, video\u00a0lessons, virtual and face-to-face training, technical materials and events with researchers and consultants. (Ajinomoto)<\/p>\n It is necessary to increase storage\u00a0capacity\u00a0in\u00a0Paranagu\u00e1 Port,\u00a0where 25% of imported fertilizers pass through. Due to lack of\u00a0room, Fortesolo, a port operator specialized in\u00a0unloading and storing fertilizers in Paranagu\u00e1, plans to expand its infrastructure.\u00a0Imports of fertilizers through the Ports of Paran\u00e1 remain high<\/strong>. In August, 773,771 thousand tonnes were unloaded. (Fortesolo; Ports of Paran\u00e1)<\/p>\n Koppert announces investments of US$ 135.52 million in Brazil to expand production capacity, in\u00a0the next three years. Project began with inauguration of the microbiological products factory in the city of Charqueada, State of S\u00e3o Paulo. \u201cThe new formulation\u00a0site\u00a0is located in an area of more than 8,000 m\u00b2 and will produce the entire microbiological line…\u201d,\u00a0said\u00a0Danilo Pedrazzoli, industrial director at Koppert. According to Pedrazzoli, the company will invest in three new production\u00a0sites. In 2022, the company expects\u00a0revenues of\u00a0US$ 154.89 million, a growth of more than 100% compared to the previous year. \u201cWe believe that, with the expansions,\u00a0we will raise our market share to around 25%<\/strong>\u201d,\u00a0said\u00a0Gustavo Herrmann, commercial director.\u00a0(Koppert Brasil)<\/p>\n
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