Brazil needs to reduce its dependence on imported fertilizers and expand domestic production capacity to protect agribusiness and food security. The argument was presented by the National Syndicate of the Fertilizer Raw Materials Industry (Sinprifert), which released, this Tuesday (October 13), an Open Letter to Brazil, a document published in reference to World Fertilizer Day.
According to the entity, approximately 90% of fertilizers used in the country come from abroad. The scenario is considered a strategic risk, since the costs and availability of these inputs are subject to international crises and factors beyond Brazilian control.
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