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Yara Brasil's marketing vice president projected that Brazil's fertilizer sales will reach about 43 million tonnes in 2026, down from 49 million tonnes last year, a drop of roughly 12%. He attributed the decline to lower global supply from wars, weaker farmer demand due to low grain margins, tight credit, high interest rates and a stronger dollar.
Weaker fertilizer demand in Brazil points to softer purchasing ahead of the next planting season, which could ease input costs for Brazilian producers while signaling tighter farm cash flow.
globorural.globo.comCibelle BouçasNov 15, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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