National
A worker cuts sugar cane in a field belonging to the Moema sugar mill in Orindiuva, which produces ethanol, as well as sugar, as part of Brazil's sugar cane boom.
Douglas Engle / MCT
Jackson Roberto da Silva cuts sugar cane in a field belonging to the Moema sugar mill. The Moema mill is one of dozens in Brazil which produce ethanol, as well as sugar, as part of Brazil's sugar cane boom.
Douglas Engle / MCT
Workers harvest sugar cane with a combine-like cutting machine in a field.
Douglas Engle / MCT
The Moema sugar mill in Orindiuva which is about 530 km (330 miles) northwest of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Douglas Engle / MCT
The bustling Moema sugar mill in Orindiuva, Brazil.
Douglas Engle / MCT
A worker bull-dozes a mountain of sugar cane pulp, or bagasse, at the Moema sugar mill.
Douglas Engle / MCT
"The only barrier we face to growth are the export tariffs of other countries," said Renato Junqueira Santos Pereira, left, with brother Eduardo Junqueira, whose family owns Moema sugar mill.
Douglas Engle / MCT
of 7
i
