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LatinNews Daily - 06 January 2026
BRAZIL: Soy traders withdraw from landmark environmental agreement
On 5 January Brazil’s vegetable oil industry association (Abiove), which includes the country’s largest soy producers and traders, announced it will withdraw from the soy moratorium, a private-sector agreement signed in 2006 that bans trading soybeans from land in the Amazon biome deforested after 2008.
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