SAO PAULO, May 8 (Reuters) - Brazilian corn production

will be plentiful, allowing the country to continue to be a

large supplier in world markets, Paulo Sousa, chief executive of

grain trader Cargill in the South American nation, said on

Wednesday during an industry event.

Brazil is currently cultivating the "safrinha" corn, which

is planted after soybeans are harvested and represents 70%-80%

of national output depending on the year. Brazil's safrinha corn

is looking very good, Sousa said.