Les sociétés agricoles brésiliennes SLC Agricola et Bom Futuro Agricola ont chacune déclaré vendredi avoir approuvé l'exercice de leurs droits pour l'acquisition de l'ensemble des propriétés rurales du portefeuille dénommé « Bloco Mato Grosso », appartenant actuellement à l'unité Radar du conglomérat Cosan.
A SLC Agrícola e a Bom Futuro Agrícola, dois dos maiores grupos produtores de grãos e oleaginosas do Brasil, afirmaram nesta sexta-feira (26) que exerceram o direito de preferência para aquisição das mesmas terras do Bloco Mato Grosso, do Grupo Radar, por R$1,85 bilhão.
Following a flawed process, civil society organizations have rejected a mediation offer by the German National Contact Point from the OECD after it dismissed key claims in their complaint against agrochemical giant Bayer for causing serious health impacts and land conflicts in the areas affected by its agribusiness soy model.
Acelen already has macaúba plantations in the municipality of Cachoeira (Bahia), where quilombola and shellfish-harvesting communities say the installation of fences and signs restricts access to areas historically used by them for economic activities and religious practices.
- Reporter Brasil
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22 June 2026
Group owned by billionaire Eraí Maggi offered $360 million to buy 41,200 hectares in Mato Grosso, Brazil, but SLC may exercise the right of first refusal as it leases a major part of the area
El Grupo Daabon concluyó oficialmente la adquisición del 100% de la operación de la empresa brasilera de aceite de palma Agropalma en Brasil.
- Forbes Colombia
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18 June 2026
The project to reforest degraded pastures with regenerative coffee, açaí, cacao, and native timber species will begin with 2,000 hectares and will scale to 10,000 hectares, including a nursery, a processing facility, and the generation of carbon credits under the Verra standard.
- ACCESS Newswire
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16 June 2026
Greenpeace Netherlands is taking legal action to block the giant meat company's destructive expansion plans in Nigeria.
En una decisión unánime de 9-0 emitida el 23 de abril y reportada por The Rio Times el 24 de abril, la Corte Suprema de Brasil reafirmó una ley de 1971 que limita a personas extranjeras y empresas controladas por extranjeros a poseer no más del 25 % de tierras rurales en cualquier municipio
Supreme Court’s vote confirms that caps on farmland ownership apply not only to companies registered abroad, but also to Brazilian companies whose controlling shareholders are foreign.
BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group announced that it has raised $370 million in commitments for its newest core Latin America strategy, focused on large-scale, sustainably managed, core timberland assets across Chile, Uruguay and Brazil that generate carbon credits.
The Brazilian Supreme Court is one vote away from vetoing the acquisition of land by foreigners or Brazilian companies with foreign shareholding control
