The Goiás Agribusiness Stands Out Nationally By Producing And Exporting Over 10 Different Products, Highlighting The State As An Important Partner In The Brazilian Economy

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 22/02/2023 at 15:19

Updated on 17/03/2023 at 17:04

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Goiás Is One of the Brazilian States That Grows the Most in the Goiás Agribusiness Sector and, for 2023, the Expectation Is to Generate About 110 Billion Reais in Gross Production Value (VBP). According to Data from the New Caged, Currently, There Are 117,650 Goians Working Directly with the Field.

The Goiás Agribusiness Has 10 Agricultural Products That Exceed One Billion Reais in Annual VBP: Soybeans, Cattle, Corn, Sugarcane, Chickens, Milk, Tomatoes, Beans, Pigs, and Eggs. With These Positive Numbers, Goiás’ Economy Has Established Itself in 2nd Place as the Strongest Economy in the Brazilian Midwest and in 9th Place Among the Largest Economies in the Country.

In 2022, Goiás Managed to Surpass the National Average of Exports by 19.6%, Jumping from 11th to 8th Place Among the States That Most Export in Brazil. The Meat Complex Was Responsible for This Record-Breaking Advance in Exports, Resulting in US$ 14.025 Billion and a Positive Balance of US$ 8 Billion in the Trade Balance.

According to Forecasts for 2023, Brazil Will Become the Third-Largest Global Producer of Cereals, with 300 Million Tons Produced. According to the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea) at the University of São Paulo, the GDP of the Brazilian Agribusiness Will Be Near US$ 500 Billion.

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According to Data Released by the Secretariats of Industry and Commerce and Development of Innovation of the Government of Goiás, the Goiás Agribusiness Has Provided Excellent Results, Ensuring Greater Safety and Better Quality in Services Offered to the Population.

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