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Amazon Bioeconomy Products Target Global Cities Market

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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What happened

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Bioeconomy products are moving from the Amazonian forest into global markets, with global cities including London, New York, and São Paulo serving as key destinations. This market shift is attracting governments, banks, companies, environmental organizations, philanthropies, and investors. The discourse around indigenous knowledge is evolving, where traditional community knowledge about plants and harvesting is now being viewed as a valuable bioeconomy asset and innovation.

From theecologist.org

Why it matters

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The rise of the Amazon bioeconomy presents a new economic model where development is linked to the forest's health. This market attracts significant investment and funding, shifting the perception of traditional knowledge from primitive to valuable innovation. The successful integration of these products into global supply chains is crucial for the sector's growth.

From theecologist.org

Who's involved

  • LondonGlobal city destination for high-value bioeconomy products
  • São PauloHigh-value market destination for bioeconomy products from the Amazon
  • New YorkGlobal city destination for high-value bioeconomy products
  • BTG PactualFinancial hub potentially benefiting from bioeconomy investment

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • XP InvestimentosSpeculative

    XP Investimentos could benefit from increased investment and funding in the bioeconomy sector.

  • BTG PactualSpeculative

    BTG Pactual could benefit from increased investment and funding in the bioeconomy sector.

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