As the effects of climate change are felt more broadly, Brazilian agribusinesses face significant financial challenges. This is especially important for the cattle and soy sectors, responsible for over a third of cattle production and over half of soy production globally. These sectors face ever-growing risks as climate change can impact the productivity and profitability of Brazilian agribusiness.

Efforts to limit climate change threats to production are driving more action from governments, consumers, investors and companies. These efforts, known as ‘climate transitions’, will create new risks for Brazilian agribusinesses, but also significant new opportunities to invest in improved production practices and emerging markets.

New financial and economic models presented by Orbitas during this event will show how climate transitions could impact Brazilian soy and cattle sectors, including where risks are likely to emerge and where to invest in new opportunities.

So, how might the transition to a low-carbon economy trigger political, legal, technological and market consequences that should be considered in the strategic planning of producers and investors? And, how can the cattle and soy sectors, and all those employed across their supply chains, prepare for a more resilient future?

Join the debate promoted by the GRI Club to find out more.