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The Brazilian company, listed on the New York Stock Exchange one year ago, sells beauty and biodiversity as intertwined. ” Working under group CEO Roberto Marquez, João Paulo Ferreira’s Latin America CEO position has overseen the heart of the original business since 2016. A clue may be found in Poppe’s approach to a crisis.
In the latter part of 2016, Ethan Steinberg and two of his friends planned a driving tour across the United States to interview farmers. According to a growing body of scientific research, incorporating trees into farmland benefits everything from soil health to crop production to the climate. This was no esoteric inquiry.
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