By William Jones, Contributing Reporter
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - According to Agriculture Minister Antonio Andrade of Brazil, the Latin American country's output of Soybeans is set for a record breaking harvest in 2014 after an increased amount of rain and heightened investment in fertilizers looks set to boost yields.
Andrade has estimated that Brazil's market can produce 95 million metric tons of the versatile crops, which can be used to create foodstuffs such as meat alternatives like tofu, soy milk . . .
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