Weekly Roundup | CropLife Brazil strengthens relationships with stakeholders and expands dialogue with the press.

Weekly Roundup: CropLife Brazil Strengthens Stakeholder Ties and Expands Press Dialogue

Advancing Institutional Partnerships, Bioinputs Regulation, and Science-Based Agricultural Journalism

July 20–24, 2026

Between July 20 and 24, 2026, representatives from CropLife Brazil (CLB) engaged in high-level institutional meetings designed to strengthen strategic relationships across the agricultural sector. In addition to fostering collaboration with seeds and government sectors, CLB participated in specialized journalism training to reinforce data-driven communication.

Strategic Partnerships and Regulatory Engagements

  • ABRASEM Collaboration (July 23): CLB President Ana Repezza met with Ronaldo Troncha, CEO of the Brazilian Association of Seeds and Seedlings (ABRASEM), to discuss priority topics for the seed sector and explore joint institutional initiatives.
  • MDIC High-Level Meeting (July 24): Repezza and CLB leadership met with Rodrigo Zerbone, Executive Secretary of the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services (MDIC), along with representatives from the Secretariat of Green Economy, Decarbonization and Bioindustry (SEV). Discussions focused on regulating the Bioinputs Law and advancing the internationalization of Brazilian solutions through the RENERA hub.

Empowering Agribusiness Journalism

On July 23, Julia Pupe, Bioinputs Regulatory Manager at CLB, spoke at the Valor Journalism in Agro Journey workshop in São Paulo, hosted by Valor Econômico. Pupe provided media professionals with deep insights into the bio-inputs market growth drivers and regulatory advancements, highlighting the importance of data- and science-backed reporting.

“Driving transparent dialogue, regulatory security, and innovation across Brazilian agriculture.”

© 2026 BioAg World Digest | CropLife Brazil Weekly Roundup

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