AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAgriculture & Exports: Paraguay’s grain push is showing up in the numbers: Capeco reports soybean grain exports rose to 5,894,301 tonnes in the first half of 2026 (up from 4,106,112 tonnes in 2025), adding about 1.79 million tonnes, while wheat shipments from the 2025 harvest jumped 30%, boosting foreign-currency earnings. Cultural Health Traditions: Asunción and other towns are gearing up for Carrulim Day on 1 August, when people drink the herbal mix (caña, rue, and lemon) for “protection” during the cold, dry season—an Intangible Cultural Heritage tradition with deep Guaraní roots, even though there’s no scientific proof it prevents illness. Community & Care: Ayolas is launching Miss Abuela 2026, a charity “grandmother” contest where community support and solidarity raffle ticket sales decide the winner, blending family recognition with fundraising. Pharma/Weight-loss Market Watch: Brazil’s Anvisa approved new semaglutide injection pens, intensifying competition in the weight-loss and diabetes market—relevant for regional supply and pricing pressures. Public Health Access (Regional): A report on tirzepatide demand highlights Paraguay’s lower legal pricing versus Brazil’s higher costs, alongside concerns about illegal cross-border supply.
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