Carla Aranha

Carla joined Czarnikow in 2022 having previously worked at Exame and Valor, leading economic media outlets in Brazil, where she developed projects and news coverage focusing on the agribusiness and commodities markets. Carla is responsible for writing content, providing interesting article´s subjects and reports as well as producing press releases together with the marketing team.

Will Agribusiness Save the Brazilian Economy?

  • Economy shrinks in Q4 but grows again in Q1.
  • Agribusiness is the engine of growth, with a record grain harvest.
  • The crop should earn almost BRL 870b, the best result since 1989.

Carla Aranha

4 days ago

5 min read

Can Ocean Freight Prices Drop Even Further?

  • Freight between Asia and the US stabilized at US$ 1,000 after reaching US$ 19,000 in 2021.
  • Market accommodation might lead to a further drop in prices.
  • The increase in oil barrel prices, however, represents a worrying factor.

Carla Aranha

4 weeks ago

6 min read

Brazil Launches Tinder for Truck Drivers

  • App matches self-employed carriers and companies looking for freight.
  • Founder of the app also talks about the reasons for the increase in freight rates in Brazil.
  • More than 60% of cargo transport is done by road.

Carla Aranha

2 months ago

4 min read

Brazil May Export 5 million Tonnes of Corn To China in 2023

  • Brazil might become one of the world’s largest corn exporters.
  • Brazilian corn is now cheaper than the US corn.
  • Chinese companies turn to alternative suppliers to diversify imports and increase food security.

Carla Aranha

2 months ago

6 min read

Environmental Protection Increases in Brazil

  • Protected areas reach 33% of Brazilian territory.
  • Vegetation coverage increases by 20 pp in São Paulo State.
  • By 2030, forest expansion in São Paulo, a sugar and alcohol hub, should reach 30%.

Carla Aranha

6 months ago

9 min read

Solar Becomes 2nd Largest Source of Brazilian Electricity

  • Solar energy has grown by around 40% this year in Brazil.
  • It’s only second behind hydropower for Brazilian electricity generation.
  • Brazil is expected to become one of the top five global solar energy markets by 2026.

Carla Aranha

6 months ago

6 min read