Brazil Potash hosts site visit for government officials

Brazil Potash Corp. announced a visit today by federal and state officials to its Autazes Potash Project site. The site visit will focus on construction achievements and the company's social and environmental initiatives. Notable attendees include officials from agriculture, fertilizer, and mining sectors. In addition to the site visit, Brazil Potash is participating in the Amazonas Oil, Gas & Energy Conference from March 18 to 20 in Manaus. The conference will feature discussions on challenges and opportunities in the energy sector. Brazil Potash will be involved in two panels during this event, addressing ESG practices and opportunities in the Amazon's oil, gas, and mining sectors. Adriano Espeschit, President of Potássio do Brasil, emphasized the importance of showcasing their progress in front of key stakeholders. He expressed hope for highlighting their construction advancements and ongoing initiatives. Brazil Potash aims to develop Brazil's largest potash project to support the nation's agricultural needs. Currently, Brazil relies heavily on potash imports despite having significant undeveloped reserves. The company plans to produce up to 2.4 million tons of potash annually, reducing reliance on imports and potentially cutting greenhouse gas emissions.