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After the Storms: How Portugal’s Agri-Food Sector Can Recover Lost GDP — With Measurable Targets
Over the past month, Portugal’s economy absorbed a severe shock from successive Atlantic systems, most notably Storm Kristin, which disrupted infrastructure, farms, processing facilities, and export logistics. Direct reconstruction costs are estimated in the billions. But the real question is not damage. The real question is output recovery. If Portugal was targeting ~2.2–2.3% GDP growth in 2026 (as projected by Banco de Portugal and the EC), then the next 90 days must compen
Feb 10


The Untapped Global Potential of Porco Alentejano
How Portugal’s iconic dry-cured ham can become an international premium export. A Culinary Tradition Rooted in the Alentejo In the heart of Portugal’s vast Alentejo region lies one of Europe’s most distinctive culinary heritages: the production of dry-cured ham from the Porco Alentejano — the native “black” pig that thrives in the oak-strewn Mediterranean pastureland known as the montado . What makes this breed and its resulting products exceptional isn’t just tradition; it’
Jan 12


Portugal Named Top-Performing OECD Economy for 2025
A promising signal for businesses, investors, and exporters. A Standout Year for Portugal’s Economic Performance Portugal has been named the best-performing economy in the OECD for 2025, according to an assessment published by The Economist on December 7. The ranking, which evaluates 36 advanced economies, highlighted Portugal’s balanced combination of robust GDP growth, stable inflation, strong employment trends, and impressive stock market performance. “A fair acclamation o
Dec 15, 2025
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