The Brazilian industrial sector is responsible for
20,4% of GDP
from Brazil, but accounts for
only 6.4%
of the country's GHG emissions.

Brazil is the country which emits less CO2 in cement production in the world: 564 kg of CO2 per ton of cement against 635 kg CO2/t of cement in the world average

Brazil also has the largest reverse logistics program for the safe disposal of pesticide packaging in the world: collected, in 2019, just over 45 thousand tons of used packaging, which represents almost 94% of the total primary plastic packaging (which had contact with the product) sold in the year

Automotive sector
reduced
CO2
emissions
in the amount of 1,221
tons/year

Electric energy gives Brazilian aluminum a carbon footprint that is around
60% smaller
than the world average

About 50%
of the aluminum consumed in the country comes from recycling.
The world average is 28.5%