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Study warns Brazilian food imports increasingly vulnerable to climate change

Amber Rolt

20 November 2025 • 5 min read

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New analysis warns Brazil has relatively low levels of resilience to worsening climate impacts, putting food imports at risk

Household staples such as chicken, beef, coffee, orange juice, and soy that are imported to the UK from Brazil are all increasingly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. That is the headline...

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