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Brazil<\/h3>\n\nLower House of the Brazilian Parliament\u00a0approved, on November\u00a027th, Bill No. 658\/21, which regulates production,\u00a0sales\u00a0and use of bioinputs in agriculture. On December\u00a03rd, the Senate\u00a0approved the framework.\u00a0Among the highlights of the approved text is the\u00a0exemption from registration for bioinputs manufactured and used inside farms, a practice known as \u201con farm\u201d production<\/strong>, as long as they are not commercialized.\u00a0(Ag\u00eancia C\u00e2mara de Not\u00edcias; Federal Senate)<\/p>\nUbyAgro Group announced a partnership with the University of Uberaba, State of Minas Gerais.\u00a0Project seeks to develop plant nutrition products and bioinputs<\/b>. “We will develop trials with soybeans, corn, cotton, beans, wheat, citrus, coffee and sugarcane,\u201d said\u00a0Matheus Ferreira, senior researcher at the company (UbyAgro; Uniube)<\/p>\n
Public Ministry of the State of Paran\u00e1\u00a0is\u00a0investigating illegal\u00a0pesticide\u00a0sales\u00a0and tax evasion<\/b>\u00a0and carried out search and seizure warrants in the northwest of the State of S\u00e3o Paulo on\u00a0November 26th<\/sup>. According to the Special Action Group to Combat Organized Crime, the groups being investigated operate in the sale of pesticides of illicit origin, which come from theft, diversion, adulteration or counterfeiting. During the operation, documents, cell phones, computers and various electronic equipment were seized. One of the groups is responsible for issuing fraudulent invoices, which in the last three years totaled almost US$ 4.33 million.\u00a0(Public Ministry of Paran\u00e1)<\/span><\/p>\nReport released on November 28th<\/sup>\u00a0by Emater\/RS-Ascar provides an\u00a0overview of citrus production in the State of Rio Grande do Sul<\/b>. In Erechim\u00a0city,\u00a0citrus farmers\u00a0have carried out treatments to reduce fruit drop, although flower drop is still a concern. In Santa Rosa\u00a0city, most\u00a0varieties are in the fruit formation and growth\u00a0stage, but the incidence of aphids and leafminers remains high in several areas, and farmers are spraying with bioinputs and sprays to control cochineal and aphids.\u00a0(Emater\/RS-Ascar; Seapi)<\/span><\/p>\nCristiano Bell\u00e9<\/b>\u00a0announced that he is starting a new role as technical director at Staphyt Brasil.\u00a0(Staphyt Brasil)<\/span><\/p>\nAnvisa launched\u00a0AnvisaLegis, a new legislation webpage<\/b>. The Agency held a webinar on December\u00a02nd<\/sup>\u00a0to present the system. Through AnvisaLegis, it will be possible to access regulatory standards, such as Normative Instructions and Guides; consult openings of public consultations;\u00a0regulatory impact reports;\u00a0etc. The initiative was driven by Decree 12002\/2024, which establishes new standards for the digital dissemination of normative acts, and also aims to facilitate access to regulatory information.\u00a0(Anvisa)<\/span><\/p>\nAgriculture Committee of the Brazilian\u00a0Lower House of Congress approved, on November 26th<\/sup>, Bill No. 4338\/23, which provides for the granting of economic subsidies to the price of natural gas used in the manufacturing of fertilizers. The proposal establishes the Emergency Program for the Manufacturing of Ammonia and Urea and, among other points,\u00a0authorizes the federal government to allocate up to US$ 280 million per year to equalize the cost of natural gas used in the production of ammonia and urea<\/b>.\u00a0The approved text still needs to be analyzed by other commissions. If approved conclusively, it could go directly to the Senate.\u00a0(Ag\u00eancia C\u00e2mara de Not\u00edcias)<\/span><\/p>\nPesticide contamination\u00a0cases\u00a0in rural communities increased almost 10 times<\/b>\u00a0in the 1H24, according to the Pastoral Land Commission. According to the organization, which has been publishing information on agrarian conflicts since 1985, the number of cases increased from 19 (2023) to 182 (2024). The\u00a0increase\u00a0in notifications is the result of the increase in the number of complaints made by communities affected by the problem, which are the result of greater awareness, according to the Commission’s coordinator, Ronilson Costa.\u00a0(Pastoral Land Commission)<\/span><\/p>\n
Lower House of the Brazilian Parliament\u00a0approved, on November\u00a027th, Bill No. 658\/21, which regulates production,\u00a0sales\u00a0and use of bioinputs in agriculture. On December\u00a03rd, the Senate\u00a0approved the framework.\u00a0Among the highlights of the approved text is the\u00a0exemption from registration for bioinputs manufactured and used inside farms, a practice known as \u201con farm\u201d production<\/strong>, as long as they are not commercialized.\u00a0(Ag\u00eancia C\u00e2mara de Not\u00edcias; Federal Senate)<\/p>\n UbyAgro Group announced a partnership with the University of Uberaba, State of Minas Gerais.\u00a0Project seeks to develop plant nutrition products and bioinputs<\/b>. “We will develop trials with soybeans, corn, cotton, beans, wheat, citrus, coffee and sugarcane,\u201d said\u00a0Matheus Ferreira, senior researcher at the company (UbyAgro; Uniube)<\/p>\n Public Ministry of the State of Paran\u00e1\u00a0is\u00a0investigating illegal\u00a0pesticide\u00a0sales\u00a0and tax evasion<\/b>\u00a0and carried out search and seizure warrants in the northwest of the State of S\u00e3o Paulo on\u00a0November 26th<\/sup>. According to the Special Action Group to Combat Organized Crime, the groups being investigated operate in the sale of pesticides of illicit origin, which come from theft, diversion, adulteration or counterfeiting. During the operation, documents, cell phones, computers and various electronic equipment were seized. One of the groups is responsible for issuing fraudulent invoices, which in the last three years totaled almost US$ 4.33 million.\u00a0(Public Ministry of Paran\u00e1)<\/span><\/p>\n Report released on November 28th<\/sup>\u00a0by Emater\/RS-Ascar provides an\u00a0overview of citrus production in the State of Rio Grande do Sul<\/b>. In Erechim\u00a0city,\u00a0citrus farmers\u00a0have carried out treatments to reduce fruit drop, although flower drop is still a concern. In Santa Rosa\u00a0city, most\u00a0varieties are in the fruit formation and growth\u00a0stage, but the incidence of aphids and leafminers remains high in several areas, and farmers are spraying with bioinputs and sprays to control cochineal and aphids.\u00a0(Emater\/RS-Ascar; Seapi)<\/span><\/p>\n Cristiano Bell\u00e9<\/b>\u00a0announced that he is starting a new role as technical director at Staphyt Brasil.\u00a0(Staphyt Brasil)<\/span><\/p>\n Anvisa launched\u00a0AnvisaLegis, a new legislation webpage<\/b>. The Agency held a webinar on December\u00a02nd<\/sup>\u00a0to present the system. Through AnvisaLegis, it will be possible to access regulatory standards, such as Normative Instructions and Guides; consult openings of public consultations;\u00a0regulatory impact reports;\u00a0etc. The initiative was driven by Decree 12002\/2024, which establishes new standards for the digital dissemination of normative acts, and also aims to facilitate access to regulatory information.\u00a0(Anvisa)<\/span><\/p>\n Agriculture Committee of the Brazilian\u00a0Lower House of Congress approved, on November 26th<\/sup>, Bill No. 4338\/23, which provides for the granting of economic subsidies to the price of natural gas used in the manufacturing of fertilizers. The proposal establishes the Emergency Program for the Manufacturing of Ammonia and Urea and, among other points,\u00a0authorizes the federal government to allocate up to US$ 280 million per year to equalize the cost of natural gas used in the production of ammonia and urea<\/b>.\u00a0The approved text still needs to be analyzed by other commissions. If approved conclusively, it could go directly to the Senate.\u00a0(Ag\u00eancia C\u00e2mara de Not\u00edcias)<\/span><\/p>\n Pesticide contamination\u00a0cases\u00a0in rural communities increased almost 10 times<\/b>\u00a0in the 1H24, according to the Pastoral Land Commission. According to the organization, which has been publishing information on agrarian conflicts since 1985, the number of cases increased from 19 (2023) to 182 (2024). The\u00a0increase\u00a0in notifications is the result of the increase in the number of complaints made by communities affected by the problem, which are the result of greater awareness, according to the Commission’s coordinator, Ronilson Costa.\u00a0(Pastoral Land Commission)<\/span><\/p>\n
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