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Report on the main Economic activities of Brazil The enormous diversity of Brazil is not only present in the traditions, the gastronomy and the landscapes. The way each of the five regions leads in the economic landscape presents a variety of different segments. Ranging from the automobile industry, aircraft construction, soya bean cultivation, production of consumer electronics, pig and cattle farming. South Among the states of Parana, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, soya production stands out, as well as rice, wheat and viticulture. Other strongholds in the region are poultry farming, swine farming and    cattle breeding. Soya beans and meats Brazil has 26 states and Brasília, Federal District    are the main export guidelines, sold to                                                            ...

Bunge and Santander launch line to expand soya beans production without deforestation in Brazilian Cerrado forest Covering 9 states in the southeastern, midwestern and northeastern regions of Brazil, the Brazilian Cerrado forest will have a financing line of US $ 50 million, with attractive rates varying between 6% and 11% per year, sponsored by Bunge, Santander Brasil and the TNC (The Nature Conservation) organization. The objective is to stimulate the expansion of soya bean production in areas already degraded in the cerrado of Brazil, says the largest global exporter of oilseeds. According  to TNC calculations, the Brazilian Cerrado has more than 25 million hectares of land that has been deforested in the past and which are suitable for the expansion of soya beans. Source: Folha de S. Paulo Newspaper – Economics - 083018

Cell phone operator will use distributed power generation to reduce costs One of the largest cell phone operators in Brazil, Tim, will hire 15 companies that will carry out distributed generation projects in 21 of the 26 states in the country. The program will involve solar farms, small hydroelectric and wind farms, and the use of biomass. Since 2017, about 30% of the energy used by the company today comes from the free market - where large customers can choose suppliers or the generation of small hydropower. "By 2020, 60% of our demand will be met by these options outside the traditional market. This generates savings of up to 18% in the amount disbursed, "said Bruno Gentil, director of corporate resources. The idea is to leave the captive market, where payment is made to distributors, until 2032. Source: Folha de S. Paulo Newspaper – Economics - 082918