Brazil judge's ruling keeps soy moratorium in place
ReutersSep 17, 2025 10:01 PM
SAO PAULO, Sept 17 (Reuters) - A Brazil federal judge on Wednesday denied a request by farmer group Aprosoja Mato Grosso to reverse an injunction related to Brazil's soy moratorium, in practice keeping the pact in place, according to a decision seen by Reuters.
Brazil's soy moratorium, a private program that bars soy traders from buying soy from recently deforested areas in the Amazon, had been suspended by antitrust body CADE last month on suspicion of breaching competition law.
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