Production of nuts obtained through extractivism in Brazil can generate R$ 130 million per year. An Embrapa study pointed out that Brazil...

Last year, according to the Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade, 23 thousand tons of nuts were exported, marking a 15% decline compared...

According to the IBGE Systematic Survey of Agricultural Production (LSPA), based on field information obtained from the producers...

According to IBGE's Systematic Survey of Agricultural Production (LSPA), based on field information obtained from the producers...

Brazilian nuts are hailed as potential superfoods, and the resilience of their shells attests to their robust nature.

Recognized as the premier natural source of selenium in our diet, this seed offers various health benefits.

19 tons of Brazil nuts will provide nutritional support to registered institutions in Ji-Paraná-RO.

The collaborative effort involved the participation of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMbio)