Pursuing agribusiness infringement actions in Brazil

The agribusiness sector is one of the most developed in Brazil. The size of its territory and the natural resources available to help its development have contributed to this growth, as well as several factors including the resources devoted to research and innovation and the legal certainty afforded by the IP protection for innovation in Brazil.

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