Agribusiness is one of the main drivers of the Brazilian economy, significantly contributing to the country's GDP.

The strength of agribusiness is built on advanced technologies, public policies, and specific environmental, agricultural, real estate, and labor laws that regulate the sector's activities.

Among the most notable legislations are the Forest Code, the Pesticides Law, the Agricultural Policy Law, the Plant Variety Protection Law, and the Rural Environmental Registry Law, among others.                                  

Rural producers are not always aware of the benefits these laws offer or their legal obligations.                         

Therefore, it is essential to rely on specialized legal and technical advisory services to ensure compliance with regulations and maximize the sector's results.