Brazil: voice of the agribusiness to be heard

An initiative of the former Ministry of Agriculture, Mr. Roberto Rodrigues, the entity Sou Agro ("am agribusiness", in a free translation) was put in motion in Brasil. The entity gathers professionals, companies and players of the Brazilian agribusiness.

Fabio Nunes
December 31, 2013

An initiative of the former Ministry of Agriculture, Mr. Roberto Rodrigues, the entity Sou Agro ("am agribusiness", in a free translation) was put in motion in Brasil.

The entity gathers professionals, companies and players of the Brazilian agribusiness. Supported by several, well-orchestrated marketing actions, the entity aims at giving a voice to and secure the visibility of the often unknow economical, social and environmental importance of the agribusiness for the country, as a whole.

An initiative of the former Ministry of Agriculture, Mr. Roberto Rodrigues, the entity Sou Agro ("am agribusiness", in a free translation) was put in motion in Brasil.

The entity gathers professionals, companies and players of the Brazilian agribusiness. Supported by several, well-orchestrated marketing actions, the entity aims at giving a voice to and secure the visibility of the often unknow economical, social and environmental importance of the agribusiness for the country, as a whole.

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