Map defines direction of Funcafé resources in the 2022/23 harvest
Resources for financing the coffee sector total more than R$6 billion
Fabricio Pezente, CEO of Traive, will be a speaker at two important technology and agribusiness events in Brazil. The fintech executive specializing in developing technology to help producers and agricultural companies access differentiated financial solutions will be the spokesperson for important messages about innovation, which is so necessary in the current market. Furthermore, among the topics covered will be the movement of fintech, which continues to provide a digital transformation in global agribusiness.
Agtech Day 2022 takes place this week, June 9th, and the CEO of Traive will be one of the panel discussants: How Agfintechs are revolutionizing the Field. The event is free and registration can be done via Link.
Pezente will also speak in person on June 28th, at 14:40 pm at World Agri-tech América do Sul, which takes place in São Paulo. Within the panel that will be attended by other CEOs from agribusiness companies and the financial market, Pezente will talk about how the growth of agrifintechs brings new technologies to scale the understanding and mitigation of risks, in addition to connecting more financiers to the supply chain , thereby increasing the supply of capital and ultimately reducing costs for farmers. To find out more about the event, just access the Link.
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AgTech Day 2022
Date: June 9th
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World Agro-tech - São Paulo
Date: 28nd and 29rd of June
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Resources for financing the coffee sector total more than R$6 billion
Total production perspective is 5 million tons of grains, 3,9 million tons of wheat, 870,2 thousand tons of white oats, 108,6 thousand tons of barley and 91,3 thousand tons of canola
“Seller Missions” are part of the strategy to publicize and strengthen the image of the national product in selling countries, concentrated on the Asian continent, within the scope of the Cotton Brazil project, by Abrapa