[Cargill] was forced to close a soy export terminal in Brazil's Amazon region… [A] Brazilian judge ruled that Cargill…failed to submit a legally required environmental impact assessment…A Greenpeace report [published] last year, accused Cargill of being directly or indirectly responsible for slave labour, illegal land grabs and deforestation... Cargill…said it would appeal the ruling…"When we built the facility, the permits were issued by the state," [said] a Cargill spokeswoman, Lori Johnson…"Since that time the federal prosecutor has said we should have done another kind of environmental assessment, and that is the issue before the courts."