Brazilian AgricultureOutlook

Blairo MaggiMinister of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply

Brazil in the Global

Agricultural Trade

Brazil's share in the Top 20 World Agricultural Markets - 2015

Source: Trademap/CCI, 2015. Made by: SRI/MAPA. Excludes EU internal trade.Data extracted in June/2016.

Brazil – World Ranking, 2015

Source: USDA, 2015/16; Trademap/CCI, 2015. Made by: SRI/MAPA. Data extracted in June/2016.

Product Production Exports Market Share

Sugar 1º 1º 47%

Coffee 1º 1º 28%

Orange Juice 1º 1º 46%

Soybeans 2º 1º 38%

Beef 2º 3º 14%

Broiler meat 3º 1º 42%

Corn 3º 2º 20%

Soybean Meal 4º 2º 23%

Soybean Oil 4º 2º 13%

Pork 4º 4º 9%

Cotton 5º 3º 11%

Agriculture in

Brazilian Economy

Share of Agribusiness in Brazilian Economy

Source: CEPEA/USP, 2015.

World Demand and Supply

Prospects for Food

Asia: Future of agriculture exports

51% world’s population19% GDP18% available land23% renewable water

Consumption(% world)

28% chicken20% beef31% dairy products37% sugar

SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST : Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia,

Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, East Timor, Vietnam

Source: ICONE

0,664 0,703 0,68

0,338 0,333 0,3220,255

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Europe North America Pacific Asia Central and South America Middle East and North Africa sub-Saharan Africa

Global Middle Class evolution(in billion of people)

1,845

3,249

4,884

Source: OECDElaboration: SRI / MAPA

Land and Water Available in the World

Note: Land – available, not protected (including pastures). Water – total renewable water sources

Source: Fischer e Shah (2010) in World Bank, 2010 (Rising Global Interest in Farmland: Can it Yield Sustainable and Equitable Benefits?).Elaboration: ICONE, FAO

Land Distribution in Brazil

Source: Embrapa, IBGE, CNA, MMA, FUNAI, DNIT, ANA, MPOG.Preparation: Embrapa Monitoring

Brazil: Green Savings - Grains

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Produção (milhão de ton) Área (milhão hectares)

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Source: CONAB

LAND SAVINGS: keeping thesame average yield of 1976, 156.6 million hectares (3.3 times the current area) would be necessary in orderto produce 202.2 milliontons

+220%

38

years

Production (million tons)Area of second harvest (million hectares)

Area (million hectares)Yield in the summer area (tons/ha)

Brazilian products feature:

Sustainability

Fair work

Social responsability

Traceability

Functional foods

Geographical indication

Value adding

AGROECOLOGY AND ORGANIC PRODUCTION

22.5% OF BRAZILIAN MUNICIPALITIES

ALREADY HAVE ORGANIC PRODUCTION

Distribution of Organic Production Units per Micro-Regions, March 2016

Over 100

Source

Control Procedures for Guaranteeing Organic Quality

ORGANIC PRODUCTS SEAL

AGROECOLOGY AND ORGANIC PRODUCTION

Phytosanitary Products Approved for Organic Agriculture

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BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS REGISTRATION - JAN 2016EMERGENCY REGISTRATION NOT INCLUDED

Via Organico

Via Convencional

41 biological products have been registered along 31 years (1984-2015) for traditional agriculture whilst 49products were registered for organics in a 5 year period (2010-2015)

IN 2016 5 BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS

HAVE ALREADY BEEN

REGISTERED FOR ORGANICS AND THERE ARE

33 REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS UNDER REVIEW

AGROECOLOGY AND ORGANIC PRODUCTION

Organics

Traditional

InvestmentOpportunities

Logistics in the “North Arco”: Waterways, Highways and Railroads

Cities

States

Other Latin America countries

Waterways

Railroads planned or under construction

Railroads for concession

Railroads

Highways planned or under construction

Highways for concession

Highways

Infrastructure: Ports

• By July 2016, 180 port facilities have already beenauthorized by the Federal Government Agencies(ANTAQ):

Source: ANTAQ

Investments in ports have

reached US$ 4.9 billion in 2016

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New Concessions for Railroads

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Barcarena

Açailândia

Santarém

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Rio Verde

Sapezal

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FigueirópolisBarreiras

Eliseu

Martins

Salvador

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Anápolis

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Xambioá

Cuiabá

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Porto Alegre

Corumbá

Uruguaiana

Rondonópolis

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Passo FundoSanta

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Palmas

Belo

Horizonte

Sinop/MT - Miritituba/PA (990 km)

Sapezal/MT - Porto Velho/RO (950 km)

FICO - Lucas do Rio Verde/MT - Campinorte/GO

(883 km)

Estrela D’Oeste/SP - Dourados/MS (659 km)

Anápolis/GO - Corinto/MG

(775 km)

Ferrovia Norte-Sul

Açailândia/MA - Barcarena/PA (457 km)

Vitória/ES - Rio de Janeiro/RJ

572 km

Pecém

Ilhéus

Vitória

Rio de

Janeiro

Paranaguá

Santos

Rio Grande

Suape

Itaqui

Vila do Conde

Ferrovia Norte-Sul

Palmas - Estrela D’Oeste (1.536 km)

Malha Principal

Em construção

Estudos prontos

PMI

Belo Horizonte/MG – Guanambi/BA

(845 km)

Finished studies for new railroads: 2,991 km Studies under review: 4,676 km

Main rail

Under construction

Finished studies

Studies under review

Storage Opportunities

Source: CONAB

0,87PR

0,71MT

0,69GO

0,65MS

0,64BA

0,61MA

0,50TO

0,42PI

Production/

Current capacity

States

• The current static storage capacity is of 145 million tons

Over 45 million tons need investment

Capacity Distribution

Difference (thousand tons)

Brazil and the Future of Agriculture

World:

• Growth in global food demand (mainly Asia)

BRAZIL:

• High availability of land and water

• Sustainability

• Technology leader in tropical agriculture

• High level of environmental protection

• Great strides in adding value to Brazilian products (including organic farming)

• Many opportunities for investment in agriculture, particularly in the area ofinfrastructure and logistics (transport and storage)

Thank you!