Adecoagro: sugar, ethanol, grains, rice, dairy, fertilisers
Adecoagro: farming and processing group in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay making sugar, ethanol, rice, dairy and fertilisers, with four sugar mills.
Adecoagro is a South American food, farming and bioenergy group in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay, producing sugar, ethanol, grains, rice, dairy and fertilisers.
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Adecoagro is an agro-industrial group that operates in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. Since its inception in 2002 it has linked farming with the processing of agricultural raw materials into food, sugar, ethanol and energy, and it also runs a fertiliser business. The group is organised into three divisions: Sugar, Ethanol & Energy; Food & Agriculture; and Fertilizers. Owning both farms and processing plants lets it take part in successive stages of the chain, from the field to industrial products.
In Brazil, Adecoagro grows sugarcane and processes it in its own mills into sugar, ethanol and energy. In Argentina and Uruguay its Food & Agriculture business grows crops such as soybeans, corn, wheat, peanuts, sunflower and rice, processes peanuts, sunflower and rice, and runs dairy farms with free-stall milking operations. Consumers meet the group through brands like Las Tres Niñas and Angelita milk and Molinos Ala rice. For buyers, farming, processing, energy and fertilisers each work with their own units and commercial terms.
Size of the business
Adecoagro's four sugar mills have a combined crushing capacity of more than 20 million tonnes of sugarcane. This is a processing capacity, not the amount of sugar produced each year.
What does the company offer?
Adecoagro offers sugar, ethanol and energy, grains and rice, dairy products, processed peanuts and sunflower, and fertilisers.
How should a buyer make contact?
Each business and country has its own commercial contacts on the Adecoagro website. Enquiries work best when they name the product, delivery country, volume and timing.
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