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Farsul Points Out that Food Inflation Does Not Come From the Countryside
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The production costs of the gaucho farmers were virtually stable in May, according to a follow-up by Farsul (Federation of Agriculture of the State of Rio Grande do Sul). According to the entity, the fall in the exchange rate in the month helped to relieve the prices of imported inputs, especially fertilizers and defenses, while the fall in diesel contributed to reduce the pressure on freight and mechanical operations. However, Farsul recalls th…
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