Brazil unveils $95B farm credit plan for 2025/26 season
Expanded Plano Safra aims to boost ag output with subsidised loans
2 July 2025
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By: Brazil's government said on Tuesday that the 2025/26 version of its national credit plan "Plano Safra" for agribusiness, seen as key to boost agricultural production as it provides subsidised loans, will total 516.2 billion reais ($95.04 billion), reported Reuters.
The amount adds to credits totalling 89 billion reais the government had already announced for family farming, and represents an increase of 8 billion reais when compared with the previous season, according to the government.
($1 = 5.4312 reais)
