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Xingu indigenous will may carry organic products to the Brazilian table

By Giovanny Vera 28 de September de 201514 de September de 2020

Indigenous participated in a public ceremony at the Ministry of Agriculture of Brazil to present the organic self-certification of the Xingu Indigenous Land Association (Atix) for food produced by them.

Brazil could meet all its food demand by 2040 without cutting down another tree

By Mark Smith 24 de July de 201414 de September de 2020

Better utilization of its vast areas of pasturelands could enable Brazil to dramatically boost agricultural production without the need to clear another hectare of Amazon rainforest, cerrado, or Atlantic forest, argues a new study published in the journal Global Environmental Change.

Forest delicatessen

By Giovanny Vera 6 de February de 201414 de September de 2020

Amazonian biodiversity indicates that many species still unknown could be used in the food and gastronomy, but this potential is being lost by the continued process of forest destruction.

OEFA reveals the levels of pollution in Loreto

By Mark Smith 17 de October de 201314 de September de 2020

Results of monitoring confirm contamination in drinking water sources.

INPA features products and fruits of the Amazon with market potential

By Giovanny Vera 20 de July de 201314 de September de 2020

INPA spoke about the Institute’s research that generated food products with economic potential for the region.

Supermarkets will stop meat arising from deforested area

By Giovanny Vera 26 de March de 201314 de September de 2020

Agreement signed by the Brazilian Association of Supermarkets will trace the origin of the meat. Rule is do not buy beef from bad origins.

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Xingu indigenous will may carry organic products to the Brazilian table

28 de September de 2015

Forest delicatessen

6 de February de 2014

Brazil could meet all its food demand by 2040 without cutting down another tree

24 de July de 2014

Supermarkets will stop meat arising from deforested area

26 de March de 2013

OEFA reveals the levels of pollution in Loreto

17 de October de 2013

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