Tupy and MWM partner with Primato to develop a biogas plant in Paraná, enhancing sustainable energy production and supporting local farmers through renewable resources.

Information on the Target

Primato Agroindustrial Cooperative, founded in 1997, operates in several agricultural sectors including pigs, chickens, tilapia, beef cattle, dairy, corn, and soybeans, primarily in the Toledo region of Paraná (PR), and extending into Santa Catarina (SC) and Mato Grosso do Sul (MS). The cooperative has grown to encompass approximately 9,500 members, and its portfolio now includes manufacturing feed for these agricultural sectors, in addition to ventures in supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies, grain reception, and fuel stations.

Industry Overview in Brazil

Brazil is one of the largest agricultural producers in the world, experiencing significant growth in sectors such as livestock, dairy, and crop production. The agricultural industry is crucial to Brazil's economy, contributing notably to export revenues. However, the sector faces environmental challenges, including greenhouse gas emissions and dependency on chemical fertilizers, which underscores the pressing need for sustainable practices.

The increasing commitment to sustainable energy and agribusiness solutions has led to a rise in interest in renewable energy sources, particularly biogas. Utilizing organic waste