AGRONOSSO NEWS

Maracaju, Brazil – May 21, 2025


At the bustling Showtec 2025, one of Brazil is leading agricultural innovation events, Wintex Agro Brasil played host to a captivating podcast interview with legal expert Dr. Emanuelle Caneppele. The conversation, part of Wintex is ongoing effort to support rural producers through education and technological empowerment, centered on the evolving landscape of carbon credits in Brazil — a topic of increasing relevance to the global agribusiness community.

Understanding Brazil is Carbon Credit Framework

Speaking from the Wintex stand, Dr. Caneppelle — a recognized authority on carbon credit legislation — clarified the current status of Brazil is carbon market. While the country has taken initial legal steps to establish a regulated framework, she noted that it remains largely in a voluntary phase. “There is a law,” she explained, “but we still need detailed regulations on how it will be implemented. We expect more clarity by the upcoming COP summit.”

These pending regulations, she added, are crucial for establishing how carbon credit sales will be conducted, potentially involving oversight from Brazil is real estate regulatory body. According to the existing timeline, regulatory norms are expected within 12 months, with the possibility of an extension — though many are hopeful the framework will be announced in time for COP 2025, set to take place in Brazil.

Opportunities for Rural Producers

Dr. Caneppele emphasized that rural producers stand to benefit significantly from engaging early with the carbon credit market. “Producers who do their homework now,” she said, “can position themselves at the forefront of this new economy.” While the law wont mandate participation for agricultural producers, large companies and industries will be obligated to compensate for emissions — creating demand for credits.

“In the early stages,” she added, “limited supply could drive strong demand, meaning higher value for those already prepared.”

Education and Outreach

As part of her broader mission, Dr. Caneppele is hosts a podcast titled Direito no Campo (“Law in the Countryside” click here to visit), which provides weekly legal insights tailored to Brazil is agricultural community. One notable episode already dives into the technicalities of carbon credits, a subject she is passionate about making accessible to rural stakeholders. 

The interview closed with a reaffirmation of Wintex Agro Brasil role as not only a provider of cutting-edge soil sampling technology but also as a platform for knowledge-sharing. As the world increasingly looks to Brazil for sustainable agricultural solutions, voices like Dr. Caneppele is are vital in bridging the gap between legal frameworks and on-the-ground practice.

For more information about Wintex Agro Brasil innovations and Showtec 2025, visit www.wintexagrobrasil.com.br and www.portalshowtec.com.br or see podcast complete in YOUTUBE REDE AGRONOSSO