The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) expects that in 2025 the production of some foods in the country will increase by 7 %. The items mentioned in the study are oil seeds, cereals and legumes.

According to the local agency, the production of these foods will reach 314.8 million tons. Regarding the end of 2024, the IBGE indicates that “the harvest expected for this year will be carried out on 79.1 million hectares (1.6% more than in 2023)”; while for the year that is about to begin “plantations may increase by 0.8 %, to total 79.8 million hectares”.

The projections also foresee an increase in rice production, by 3.1 % to 10.6 million tons; wheat (8.1 million tons, with an increase of 5 %), soybeans with 12.9 % for 163.5 million tons; corn by 1.7 % to reach 117.5 million tons.

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In its search to strengthen the oil industry, increase exports, and diversify markets, Venezuela, through Pdvsa, hopes to increase crude oil production by 30% by 2025.

This was recently announced by the Minister of Oil, Delcy Rodríguez. According to the country’s vice president, Venezuelan oil production is currently 950 thousand barrels per day and is expected to close the year at 1.045 billion.

With the goal of increasing crude oil production by 30 % next year, PDVSA is also focusing on fuel supply to meet domestic demand.

On November 20, the president of Petróleos de Venezuela, Hector Obregón, said that “the sector has maintained sustained production and exceeded 1.1 million barrels of oil and other liquid hydrocarbons per day in October.”

He stressed that the country has a large capacity for energy generation, “and with the Paraguaná refinery complex we have 45 thousand barrels of diesel per day and 100 thousand barrels of gasoline per day.”

Rodríguez called on the nearly 300 companies affiliated with the Venezuelan Oil Chamber to create “technical work tables by sectors: refining, exploration, refining and gas, to create a work plan and certify companies so that they can join the hydrocarbon sector in the country.”

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