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April 13, 2023
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The International Day of Family Farming was establ

The International Day of Family Farming was established by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). This day highlights the crucial role of rural producers and family farming, which significantly drives global agribusiness growth.

Family farming's multifunctional nature is gaining international recognition for its crucial role in food production and its essential contributions to employment and income through diverse agricultural systems.

In Brazil, this sector is recognized as highly competitive, generating jobs, wealth, food, fibers, and bioenergy for both the country and other nations. According to Embrapa (Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation), agriculture drives GDP growth, contributing 23% of total wealth, one-fifth of all jobs, and 43.2% of Brazilian exports.

Brazil Potash, through its subsidiary Potássio do Brasil, supports Brazilian agribusiness via the Autazes Potash Project. Potassium chloride fertilizer will significantly enhance various aspects, including meeting Brazil's fertilizer production needs.

The company also plans to subsidize potassium fertilizer for family farmers in Autazes and the surrounding region, aiming to prevent deforestation caused by farming activities. Potássio do Brasil aims to support farmers who manage their activities sustainably.

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedToInstallation #InternationalDay #FamilyFarming

SDG 11 aims to make cities more inclusive, resilie

SDG 11 aims to make cities more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable. By 2030, it seeks to ensure everyone's access to safe and affordable transport systems, enhance road safety through expanded public transport and focus on the needs of vulnerable people, including women, children, persons with disabilities, and the elderly.Further increase inclusive urbanization and the capacity for participatory, integrated, and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. Significantly reduce disaster-related deaths and the number of people affected, particularly by water-related disasters, and decrease direct economic losses relative to global GDP, focusing on protecting vulnerable populations.Brazil Potash, through its subsidiary Potássio do Brasil, aligns with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. The Autazes Potash Project meets criteria that enhance social inclusion, reduce inequalities, develop suppliers, and provide traffic education, among other components of the company's socio-economic and environmental program.#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedToInstallation #SerieODS #Cities #Sustainable #Inclusive

Producing the greenest potash in the world with th

Producing the greenest potash in the world with the lowest carbon footprint is one of the commitments of Potássio do Brasil, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brazil Potash. Beyond being strategic for reducing Brazil's dependence on imports, the Autazes Potash Project is based on sustainability and the socio-economic development of the municipality and region.

The project marks a milestone for the Brazilian mining sector and the Amazonas’ economic growth. The company is dedicated to extracting potassium salts from the subsoil of Amazonas, producing "green potash" for use as fertilizer. This product has an 80% less carbon footprint compared to projects in Canada and Russia. This is primarily because Brazil's energy matrix is 84% renewable.

Potássio do Brasil adheres to the set of best practices and technical requirements of ESG - Environmental (E), Social (S), and Governance (G) - to demonstrate its solidity, ensure sustainable growth, and show concern for the environment and social well-being, while respecting laws and internal governance standards.

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #GreenPotash #Sustainability

Let's dive into how the Autazes Potash Project is

Let's dive into how the Autazes Potash Project is designed to use sustainable engineering and technology, ensuring the safe extraction of sylvinite without harming the soil or environment. This is a pledge by Brazil Potash through its subsidiary, Potássio do Brasil.

We employ the room and pillar method, where rooms are created and pillars provide support. Afterward, we extract sylvinite, a mineral composed of sylvite (potassium chloride) and halite (sodium chloride - table salt).

We always emphasize that there will be no deforestation of primary forest in any plant area. It's important to note that the Autazes Potash Project area is already a pasture, previously cleared by livestock activity before the company's arrival.

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #Engineering #Technology #Sustainability

On our website's homepage, scroll down until you f

On our website's homepage, scroll down until you find a section titled "The Potassium Cycle." There, you'll discover how this valuable element found in the soil of Autazes can contribute to food security in Brazil and worldwide.

Next to the text, you'll see icons representing each step of the potassium cycle. If you still have any questions, send us a direct message on our social media channels—we're here to help.

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicencedForInstallation #PotassiumCycle

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 10 aims to redu

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 10 aims to reduce inequality within and among countries by 2030. This goal focuses on empowering and promoting the social, economic, and political inclusion of everyone, regardless of age, gender, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion, or economic status. It also seeks to ensure equal opportunities by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies, practices and promoting appropriate legislation, strategies and actions.

Moreover, it includes adopting policies, especially fiscal, wage, and social protection policies, to progressively achieve greater equality. This also involves improving the regulation and monitoring of global financial markets and institutions and strengthening the implementation of such regulations. Additionally, it aims to ensure stronger representation and voice for developing countries in international economic institutions to make them more effective, accountable, and legitimate.

At Brazil Potash, through our subsidiary Potássio do Brasil, we are committed to reducing inequalities and strengthening social inclusion. Our Autazes Potash Project is a testament to this commitment, as it is developed with criteria that focus on job and income generation, infrastructure investment, and sustainable development, all aimed at ensuring the well-being of our people.

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #SerieODS #Equality #SocialInclusion

Today, we’re sharing information about the Autaz

Today, we’re sharing information about the Autazes Potash Project's benefits for our city, especially regarding infrastructure. With 12 Installation Licenses issued, construction has begun, and many great things are coming.

As shown in the cards above, Potássio do Brasil will develop significant infrastructure projects to benefit our communities. Most importantly, all these improvements will remain in the municipality after the project is completed, allowing the population to continue benefiting.

Development is coming, and we are thrilled to be part of this journey!

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PostassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation

Established in Brazil by Law No. 13.802/2019, the

Established in Brazil by Law No. 13.802/2019, the July Yellow campaign marks a series of awareness and combat actions against viral hepatitis. As a responsible company, Potássio do Brasil, a 100% subsidiary of Brazil Potash, supports this initiative and uses its social media platforms to spread the word.

July Yellow highlights the importance of early testing and treatment. Additionally, July 28th is World Hepatitis Day, established by the World Health Organization (WHO).

According to the Ministry of Health, common symptoms include fatigue, fever, malaise, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, yellow skin and eyes, dark urine, and light-colored stools.

In Brazil, the most common viral hepatitis types are caused by the A, B, and C viruses. Less common are hepatitis D (more prevalent in the North) and hepatitis E, which is rare in Brazil.

Stay alert and take care!

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicencedForInstallation #YellowJuly

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