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October 17, 2022
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Brazil Potash Announces Multiple Agreements With Amaggi Including an Offtake Agreement

Brazil Potash announced on October 3, 2022, that it had signed multiple legally binding agreements with Amaggi Exportação e Importação Ltda. Amaggi is one of the largest global privately held soybean producers with operations complementary to Brazil Potash that include commodities trading, logistics operations, agricultural farming, and energy production. All of [...]

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Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 14 focus

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 14 focuses on conservation and sustainable use of the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. It is essential to protect coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, in addition to taking measures for their restoration, in order to ensure healthy and productive oceans.

In the case of Potássio do Brasil, a wholly owned subsidiary of Brazil Potash, the company is implementing the Autazes Potash Project in the Amazon, surrounded by rivers and the largest tropical forest on the planet. In the context of SDG 14, the fertilizer will be distributed to the country through river transport in barges using an existing route, which will not increase carbon emissions by more than 200 thousand tons of CO2, with the creation of a new route, reducing the transport of distances exceeding 20,000 km when imported from abroad. By reducing maritime transport, resulting from potash imports, the Project will help minimize the risk of damage to marine environments.

As a “Corporate Citizen”, Potássio do Brasil is committed to implementing more than 30 socioeconomic and environmental programs as part of its ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) strategy, with the aim of avoiding, mitigating and offsetting potential social, economic and environmental impacts. These include initiatives to maintain air, soil and water quality, as well as actions aimed at conserving biodiversity and caring for the forest.

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potash #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #SDGSeries #LifeOnWater #Conservation

October is dedicated to strengthening the breast c

October is dedicated to strengthening the breast cancer prevention campaign. Pink October gently highlights the importance of discussing such a necessary topic.

According to the National Cancer Institute (Inca), over 73,000 women were diagnosed with the disease in Brazil last year. The Ministry of Health emphasizes that primary prevention involves reducing risk factors and promoting protective factors.

As a Corporate Citizen, Brazil Potash, through its subsidiary Potássio do Brasil, contributes to raising awareness by sharing information encouraging women to undergo regular screenings.
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#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potash #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #PinkOctober #Prevention

Potássio do Brasil, a wholly-owned subsidiary of

Potássio do Brasil, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brazil Potash, will be present at the most significant mining event in Latin America, the Brazilian Mining Expo & Congress (Exposibram), which takes place from September 9 to 12 at the Expominas exhibition center in Belo Horizonte (MG). The event is organized by the Brazilian Mining Institute (Ibram).

Exposibram brings together the leading entities in the mineral sector and hosts an international fair as the premier showcase for business generation. The congress discusses scenarios and reveals trends in the industry, presenting the latest advancements in technology, equipment, software, and other products related to the mining sector, as well as providing insights into investments and management practices.

Potássio do Brasil will have a booth in Pavilion A, F05, featuring information about the Autazes Potash Project, which is the most efficient solution for strengthening the national agribusiness sector.

For more information, visit the official event website:
https://exposibram2024.ibram.org.br/

September has arrived with two crucial campaigns t

September has arrived with two crucial campaigns that need greater visibility within society. Brazil Potash, through its subsidiary Autazes Potassio Project, is fulfilling its role as a Corporate Citizen by promoting Green September and Gold September, reinforcing information that can save lives.

Green September encourages organ donation, aiming to raise public awareness about the importance of this life-saving act. The campaign seeks to strengthen discussions on this topic and spread the information as widely as possible. In Brazil, organ donation is only performed after family authorization, making it essential to discuss your wish to be a donor with your family.

Gold September, on the other hand, is a national initiative to raise awareness among parents, educators, and healthcare professionals about childhood cancer. According to data from the National Cancer Institute (Inca), cancer is already the leading cause of disease-related death (8% of the total) among children and adolescents aged 1 to 19 in Brazil. Early diagnosis is crucial for successful treatment.

#PotassioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotassioFertilizers #ESG #Potassio #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #GreenSeptember #GoldSeptember

SDG 13 urges immediate action against global clima

SDG 13 urges immediate action against global climate change, which threatens humanity’s future.

This includes enhancing resilience and adaptive capacity to climate hazards and integrating these measures into national policies and planning.

Additionally, improving education, raising awareness, and strengthening human and institutional capacities on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction, and early warning are essential.

Potássio do Brasil, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brazil Potash, is aligned with the United Nations (UN) objectives and is committed to this UN goal by implementing 30 socioeconomic and environmental programs.

The Autazes Potash Project will reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions by over 1.5 million tons of CO2 due to its energy matrix and the elimination of maritime transport.

#BrazilPotash #PotassioDoBrasil #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potash #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #SDGSeries #ClimateChange

Adriano Espeschit, the president of Potássio do B

Adriano Espeschit, the president of Potássio do Brasil, is highlighted by CIOLook, a global business magazine platform that showcases the perspectives of successful entrepreneurs, business owners, and innovators driving businesses worldwide.

The article explores the rapid transformation of Brazil’s fertilizer industry, focusing on boosting agricultural productivity and ensuring food security. This industry plays a crucial role in supporting Brazil’s agribusiness sector, one of the main contributors to the country’s economy.

The push for sustainable and efficient fertilizer production is reshaping the landscape with innovative projects aimed at reducing import dependency and improving cost-effectiveness.

As demand for fertilizers grows, the industry is exploring advanced technologies and methodologies to meet this need while minimizing environmental impact and fostering community engagement.

To read the full article, click here:
https://ciolook.com/adriano-espeschit-transforming-the-fertilizer-industry-with-modern-technologies/

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #BusinessMagazine #CIOLook

Brazil currently imports around 98% of its potassi

Brazil currently imports around 98% of its potassium chloride, leaving the country highly dependent on external sources. Potássio do Brasil, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brazil Potash, is working to change this dynamic. With the Autazes Potash Project, Brazil is on the path to increasing national autonomy in fertilizer supply, which will positively impact food production.
Thanks to the reserves in the Amazon, Brazil has the potential not only to achieve self-sufficiency in potash mining but also to become one of the world’s leading producers. The Autazes Potash Project is positioned to supply the national market more efficiently, with reduced environmental impact and lower transportation costs.
The Autazes Potash Project is already recognized as the greenest and most sustainable of its kind globally. It leverages cutting-edge technology to ensure environmentally responsible and sustainable extraction.

#PotássioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation #SelfSufficiency #Independence

The Autazes Potash Project, which began constructi

The Autazes Potash Project, which began constructions after receiving installation licenses, has an estimated annual production of 2.2 million tonnes of Potassium Chloride. This is a significant figure considering Brazil’s current dependency on importing this fertilizer.

Brazil relies heavily on imports, consuming around 13 million tonnes annually. Potássio do Brasil, a subsidiary of Brazil Potash, aims to meet approximately 20% of the country’s needs.

Currently, Brazil’s only Potassium Chloride mine, located in Sergipe, produces around 300,000 tonnes per year, covering just less than 3% of the national market.

#PotassioDoBrasil #BrazilPotash #PotashFertilizers #ESG #Potassium #PotassiumChloride #Amazonas #Autazes #AutazesPotashProject #LicensedForInstallation

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