A cerealista da conexão no agronegócio

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The cereal company that connects you to the best opportunities in agribusiness.

• 25% of Brazilian GDP comes from agribusiness

• The country is among the main producers and exporters

• Food security will always be a priority for the world

The bridge between the countryside and industry

We are a cereal company with strong experience in the coffee, soy, corn and sorghum marketing market; combining logistical solutions for the industry and opportunities for participants interested in participating in the operation. We have a relationship network with producers and the poultry, beef and animal feed industry.

By moving thousands of bags per month, we guarantee liquidity for our participants introduced to this market through our advisors, managers and managers; who study the best opportunities and draw up personalized income plans for each contract.

Come and be part of the market that drives the Brazilian economy. Come be part of agribusiness!

Headquarters: São Paulo – SP

Operational Bases: Rio Verde - Goiás, Ferries - Maranhão.

External agents operating in four regions of the country.

PRODUCTS

Corn

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Sorghum grains can be used in the production of flour, cereals, and even in the manufacture of alcoholic beverages, such as beer and spirits. Furthermore, sorghum is an important source of food for livestock, as its forage varieties are rich in nutrients and generally resistant to drought.

In the economic context, sorghum plays a significant role as an export crop in many countries, including Brazil, contributing to revenue generation and the trade balance.

Sorghum

In the economic context, sorghum plays a significant role as an export crop in many countries, including Brazil, contributing to revenue generation and the trade balance.

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Coffee

The export of Brazilian coffee is one of the main drivers of the country's trade balance. Brazil is the largest producer and exporter of coffee in the world, meeting the growing international demand for this drink appreciated across the planet.

Coffee exports not only generate substantial revenue, but also contribute to Brazil's international projection as a high-quality producer.

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Soybean

Soy is a fundamental agricultural crop for Brazil. Its production extends across several regions, making it one of the main products in the Brazilian agricultural sector. This not only diversifies agricultural production, but also contributes to food security by providing raw materials for the production of food, feed and oils.

Additionally, soybean cultivation often incorporates sustainable agricultural practices, such as crop rotation and the responsible use of natural resources, which are essential for preserving the environment.