Brazil

Brazil was Olam’s first country of operation in Latin America, starting with our cashew trading business in 2002.

We then expanded into coffee, cotton, cocoa, grains, spices and vegetable ingredients, as well as risk management solutions. Headquartered in São Paulo, we are supported by over 1500 dedicated employees across the country.

Get in touch with our Brazil team:

brazil@olamnet.com

Growing responsibly

All of our procurement in Brazil comes under the Olam Supplier Code, which provides a comprehensive set of conditions to support our goal to purchase raw materials and products that are produced in a manner that is socially responsible, economically profitable and environmentally sustainable. We are also working with smallholder farmers to improve yields and incomes.

Our employees are actively initiating and participating in community programmes focused on promoting child welfare, education and health. And we have joined various industry bodies to further the cause for sustainable economic development, such as CECAFE (Coffee) and AIPC Cocoa Processors Association (AIPC).

Find out more about our products:

Coffee Find out more

Cocoa Find out more

Spices Find out more

Grains and Feed Find out more

Cotton Find out more

Meet the Team

We employ over 1500 people across 31 locations

M. Sathyamurthy Regional Head, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay

Also in the News

3^rd Dec, 2019

Press release

Olam Orchards Australia announces sale of permanent water rights in Australia to PSP Investments for A$490.0 million

Agreement includes revenue-sharing arrangement to operate almond orchards and access permanent water rights Singapore Global food and agri-business, Olam International Limited (“Olam”), today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Olam Orchards Australia (“OOA”) has entered into an agreement to sell 89,085 megalitres of its permanent water rights in Australia to a related entity of the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (“PSP Investments”), one of Canada’s largest pension investment managers, for a total consideration of A$490.0 million (~US$332.5 million). In a separate transaction, PSP Investments has agreed to acquire approximately 12,000 hectares of almond orchards and related assets in Victoria, Australia, which were previously leased to OOA. Both the almond orchards and the associated water rights will continue to be operated by OOA. OOA has also entered into a new, tiered revenue sharing arrangement with PSP Investments for the almond orchards, rela

2^nd Dec, 2019

News

Olam Cocoa at Food Ingredients Europe 2019

Olam Cocoa, the world’s foremost, focused supplier of cocoa beans and cocoa ingredients, will offer Food Ingredients Europe visitors a suite of delicious samples that invite them to experience the powerful taste impact which can be achieved by matching the right cocoa ingredient with the right recipe. Delicious cocoa powders that maximise taste and support holistic health and wellness trends: deZaan TrueDark is the first ever, natural (non-alkalised) dark cocoa powder. Since 2015 it has been the leading option for recipes that require naturally intense cocoa taste impact and rich colour. And, for manufacturers catering to increasingly health conscious consumers, the lack of alkalisation meet their requirements for clean-labelling. Uniquely crafted cocoa powders that support reduced dietary sugar intake, reduced sodium intake, and reduced calorie diets will also be presented. Distinctive, single origin and whole bean roasted cocoa liquors: Cocoa liquor is the key ingredi

1^st Nov, 2019

Blog

The Goualougo Triangle - In Conversation with David Morgan

David Morgan and Crickette Sanz are co-directors of the Goualougo Triangle Ape Research Project which is a long-term research project focusing on the behavioural ecology of chimpanzees and gorillas in the Congo Basin. David, who is based at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, has been working in the Republic of Congo around the The Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park since 1996. Here he explains the history, the status and the importance of the Goualougo Triangle.

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