The brands behind the Pensar Agropecuária Institute
The Pensar Agropecuária Institute has 57 member associations representing everyone from farmers to food companies and agrochemical, seed and feed factories
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Abag
Brazilian Agribusiness Association
Brazilian Agribusiness Association
Founded in 1993, it claims to be "the only association that brings together all links in the chain, from the field to the industry, distribution and services" and "is essential for strengthening relations with the government.
Famous brands
B3, Banco do Brasil, Basf, Bayer, Cargill, Embrapa, Itaú BBA, JBS, Santander, Serasa Experian,Syngenta, Vivo
Full list of brandsAbba
Brazilian Potato Association
Brazilian Potato Association
Founded in 1997, it currently "joins producers representing over 50% of the nation's potato production, supplier companies, and researchers from educational and research institutes in Brazil.
ABCS
Brazilian Association of Pig Farmers
Brazilian Association of Pig Farmers
Founded in 1955 in Rio Grande do Sul, it has been headquartered in Brasília since 2005, "where the political, technical and marketing teams are." It brings together regional pig farming associations.
ABCZ
Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders
Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders
With over 22,000 members, it has been working since 1934 to defend the rights of rural producers." One of its directors is Maurício Bahia Odebrecht, the youngest son of building contractor Emílio Odebrecht.
Abia
Brazilian Association of the Food Industry
Brazilian Association of the Food Industry
Members are small, medium and large food, beverage, technology and ingredient makers. According to the association, its members "represent around 80% of the industry in production value.
Famous brands
Ajinomoto, Ambev, Bauducco, BRF, Coca-Cola, Danone, Dr. Oetker, Heinz, Hershey's, Kellogg's, McCain, McDonald's, Mondeléz, Nestlé, Pepsico
Full list of brandsAbic
Brazilian Association of the Coffee Industry
Brazilian Association of the Coffee Industry
Since its founding in 1973, it has represented coffee roasting and grinding industries as a tool for "a better way to negotiate with the government.
Abiec
Brazilian Beef Exporters Association
Brazilian Beef Exporters Association
Created in 1979, it includes 43 industry companies in Brazil, "responsible for 98% of the beef exported by Brazilian producers" and aims to "influence decisions affecting international trade.
Abifumo
Brazilian Association of the Tabacco Industry
Brazilian Association of the Tabacco Industry
Headquartered in Brasilia, it "provides support to communicate its members' positions on matters relevant to the sector.
Abimaq
Brazilian Association of the Machinery and Equipment Industry
Brazilian Association of the Machinery and Equipment Industry
It has worked for over 85 years on behalf of 9,000 companies with "articulation and influence with political institutions." Its website does not list all of its members.
Famous brands
Atlas Schindler, Caterpillar, John Deere, Scania, Siemens, Whirlpool, Volvo
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Brazilian Biogas Association
Brazilian Biogas Association
Founded in 2013 by "companies looking to increase the biogas's share in the energy matrix," it serves as a canal for interlocution with governments and energy planning agencies.
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Braskem, BP Bunge, Castrolanda, Caterpillar, Copel, Copersucar, Gasprom, Iveco, MWM, Raízen, Sabesp, Supergasbras, Ultragaz, Unilever, White Martins
Full list of brandsAbiove
Brazilian Association of Vegetable Oil Industries
Brazilian Association of Vegetable Oil Industries
Founded in 1981, it "represents the leading companies that process, manufacture and trade soybeans, soybean oil, soybean meal and biodiesel.
Famous brands
Amaggi, BTG Pactual, Bunge, Cargill, Cofco, Imcopa, JBS, Louis Dreyfus Company
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Brazilian Association of Fish Industries
Brazilian Association of Fish Industries
With offices in São Paulo and Brasília, it says its member companies are responsible for 90% of fish exports and 70% of the domestic fish market.
Abisolo
Brazilian Association of Plant Nutrition Technology Industries
Brazilian Association of Plant Nutrition Technology Industries
Founded in 2003, it represents and advocates for the interests of companies producing agricultural inputs with the government, oversight agencies, and research organizations.
Abpa
Brazilian Animal Protein Association
Brazilian Animal Protein Association
National institutional organization of poultry and swine farmers. Promotes the industry's "institutional relations." Members include various unions and regional associations.
Famous brands
Boehringer Ingelheimm, CVale, Cargill, Holambra, Copacol, Dip Frangos/Diplomata, Frimesa, Grupo Mantiqueira, Korin, Seara
Full list of brandsAbrabor
Brazilian Association of Natural Rubber Producers and Processors
Brazilian Association of Natural Rubber Producers and Processors
Members are natural rubber associations and cooperatives in São Paulo, Goiás, Tocantis, Espírito Santo and Bahia
Abrafrigo
Brazilian Association of Meatpackers
Brazilian Association of Meatpackers
Headquartered in Curitiba with offices in Brasília, it "represents the interests of beef processing plants." Members include various unions and regional associations.
Famous brands
BMG Foods, Estrela Alimentos, Frigorífico Better Beef, Marfrig, Masterboi
Full list of brandsAbrafrutas
Brazilian Association of Producers and Exporters of Fruit and Fruit Products
Brazilian Association of Producers and Exporters of Fruit and Fruit Products
Created in 2014, it works to "represent and promote the Brazilian fruit farming sector to the international market." Its members account for nearly 70% of Brazilian fruit exports.
Abramilho
Brazilian Association of Corn and Sorghum Producers
Brazilian Association of Corn and Sorghum Producers
Founded in 2007, it is headquartered in Brasília and acts by representing corn producers "to find support politically, technologically and in the market" to boost productivity in the sector.
Abrapa
Brazilian Association of Cotton Producers
Brazilian Association of Cotton Producers
Created in 1999, it is headquartered in Brasília and is aimed at "guaranteeing and increasing the profitability of the sector and acting politically, socially and economically with the public and private sectors.
Abrasem
Brazilian Seed and Seedlings Association
Brazilian Seed and Seedlings Association
Founded in 1972, it joins state associations and representative organizations across the sector. It coordinates and manages "matters in the interest of its members and of agribusiness.
Abrass
Brazilian Association of Soybean Seed Producers
Brazilian Association of Soybean Seed Producers
Founded in 2012, it says it represents "soybean seed growers in Brazil." Its members are responsible for "nearly 60% of production" domestically. No multinational seed growers are members.
Acrimat
Breeder Association of Mato Grosso
Breeder Association of Mato Grosso
Founded in 1970, it joins around 3,000 cattle breeders in the state of Mato Grosso. No members are named on the website.
Adial
Pro-Industrial Development Association of the State of Goiás
Pro-Industrial Development Association of the State of Goiás
Created in 1995, it says it gathers "over 100 industries, totaling around 85% of the GDP of Goiás, and another 30 logistics operators," and that it fights for "fiscal incentive programs.
Famous brands
ADM, BRMill, BRF, Bunge, Camil, Cargill, Cepêra, Coca-Cola, Hering, JBS, John Deere, Klabin, Louis Dreyfus Company, Nestlé, Piracanjuba
Full list of brandsAenda
National Association of Phytosanitary Product Companies
National Association of Phytosanitary Product Companies
The new name of the Brazilian Association of Post-Patent Agrochemicals, its members are manufacturers of agrochemicals that are off patent and can therefore be freely reproduced.
AIPC
Brazilian Association of Cocoa Processing Industries
Brazilian Association of Cocoa Processing Industries
Started in 2004. Members are four companies that, according to the institution's website, account for most of the cocoa purchased and milled in Brazil.
AmaBrasil
Association of Fertilizers Mixers of Brazil
Association of Fertilizers Mixers of Brazil
Founded in 1980, it represents fertilizer mixers, whose "play the most relevant role in supplying the world's fourth largest fertilizer market.
Ampa
Mato Grosso Association of Cotton Producers
Mato Grosso Association of Cotton Producers
Founded in 1997 "by farmers who began cotton farming under a business model," it joins hundreds of Mato Grosso's cotton producers. It has shared a headquarters with Aprosoja-MT since 2014.
Aprosmat
Association of Seed Producers of Mato Grosso
Association of Seed Producers of Mato Grosso
Headquartered in Rondonópolis, it was founded in 1980 to "advocate for the interests of members with governments and other entities." Website not available.
Aprosoja Brasil
Brazilian Association of Soy Producers
Brazilian Association of Soy Producers
Founded in 1990 by soybean farmer who wanted to renegotiate their debt with the government. Members are 16 state associations.
Aprosoja MS
Association of Soybean Producers of Mato Grosso do Sul
Association of Soybean Producers of Mato Grosso do Sul
Created in 2007, it "represents the rights, interests, and duties of bean producers." Members are not listed on the website.
Aprosoja MT
Association of Soybean and Corn Producers of Mato Grosso
Association of Soybean and Corn Producers of Mato Grosso
Founded in 2005, it works to "unite the trade" of soybean and corn producers. No member list is published.
Bioenergia Brasil
Bioenergia Brasil
Bioenergia Brasil
A national organization in Brazil's sugar and energy sector, members include 15 trade associations and it claims to be "the voice of 214 industrial units in ever state producing bioenergy and sugar.
Biosul
Association of Bioenergy Producers of Mato Grosso do Sul
Association of Bioenergy Producers of Mato Grosso do Sul
The new name of the former Trade Association of the Alcohol Manufacturing Industry of Mato Grosso do Sul, it represents 18 plants producing sugar, ethanol, and bioelectricity from sugarcane.
Cecafé
Council of Coffee Exporters of Brazil
Council of Coffee Exporters of Brazil
Started in 1999 from a merger between two other organizations, to "defend and promote the interests of the coffee export sector.
Citrus BR
Brazilian Association of Citrus Exporters
Brazilian Association of Citrus Exporters
Founded in June 2009, its members are the biggest Brazilian companies producing and exporting citrus juices and byproducts.
CNA
Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock
Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock
Founded in 1951, it says it represents "5 million rural producers," joining "rural associations and leaders" and participating in "discussions and decisions on national agricultural policy.
CropLife Brasil
CropLife Brasil
CropLife Brasil
Founded in 2019 to "unify organizations in the agricultural inputs sector on a single platform" in the dialog with "shapers of opinion and governments." It is an association of large agrochemical multinationals.
Famous brands
Ballagro, Basf, Bayer, Ihara, Lallemand, Limagrain, Novozymes, Ourofino, Shull, Syngenta
Full list of brandsFaep
Agriculture Federation of the State of Paraná
Agriculture Federation of the State of Paraná
Founded in 1963, it advocates for "the rural economic category" and "the economic, social, and environmental interests" of Paraná's farmers. Since 1991 it has been helmed by Ágide Meneguette, who is aligned with the Lupion family.
Faesp
Federation of Rural Associations of the State of São Paulo
Federation of Rural Associations of the State of São Paulo
Its origins go back to 1930, when an international crash in coffee prices affected the interests of São Paulo's coffee barons. It currently "defends the general interests" of São Paulo's farm bosses.
Famato
Agriculture and Livestock Federation of Mato Grosso
Agriculture and Livestock Federation of Mato Grosso
Founded in 1965, it brings together "93 rural unions spread across Mato Grosso, whose mission is to defend the rights, demands, and interests of the rural producer.
FenSeg
National Federation of General Insurance
National Federation of General Insurance
An association of insurers operating in Brazil, created in 2007 to "exercise political representation" and "promote permanent defense of the segment's interests" with the government.
Famous brands
AIG, Allianz, Bradesco Seguros, Caixa Seguradora, HDI, Itaú Seguros, Mapfre, Porto Seguro,Santander Auto, Tokio Marine, Zurich Brasil
Full list of brandsFeplana
Federation of Sugarcane Planters of Brazil
Federation of Sugarcane Planters of Brazil
Started in 1941, it has 31 producer associations and suppliers as members. It says it is "the only trade organization for the sugar and alcohol sector included by name in Brazilian law." It is headquartered in Brasília. Members are not listed on the website.
Fiemt
Federation of Industries in the State of Mato Grosso
Federation of Industries in the State of Mato Grosso
Started to "represent the interests of the industrial sector" and "meet the needs of Mato Grosso's industries." Members include 38 trade associations in the state. Its leader is a sugarcane and biodiesel businessman.
Fiesp
Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo
Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo
One of the most influential employer associations in the country, its members include "131 associations split among 23 production sectors, representing approximately 150,000 companies of all sizes" in São Paulo.
Ibá
Brazilian Tree Industry
Brazilian Tree Industry
The association is responsible "for institutionally representing the planted tree production chain." Founded in 2014, it represents dozens of the sector's companies and entities in the state.
Famous brands
Arauco, Berneck, Eucatex, Gerdau, Ibema, Klabin, Melhoramentos, Santher, Softys, Suzano
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Organization of Sugarcane Producer Associations of Brazil
Organization of Sugarcane Producer Associations of Brazil
Founded in 1976, its mission is to "guarantee a secure and profitable future for sugarcane producers." It is headquartered in the state of São Paulo, where 24 of the 32 member associations it represents are.
Sindag
National Trade Association of Agricultural Aviation Companies
National Trade Association of Agricultural Aviation Companies
With headquarters in Brasília and Porto Alegre, it represents "air services companies specialized in crop protection," that is, which mainly spray agrochemicals on monocultures.
Sindan
National Trade Association of the Animal Health Products Industry
National Trade Association of the Animal Health Products Industry
Founded in 1966, it joins dozens of companies "responsible for around 90% f the Brazilian veterinary drugs market.
Famous brands
Abbott, Agroceres, Boehringer Ingelheim, Eurofarma, Mundo Animal, Ourofino, Tecpar, União Química
Full list of brandsSindicerv
National Trade Association of the Beer Industry
National Trade Association of the Beer Industry
Founded in 1948, it "represents the interests of the companies responsible for 85% of the beer made in Brazil.
Famous brands
Cerveja Colombina, Inbepa, Therezópolis, Hocus Pocus, Ambev, Heineken
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National Trade Association of the Animal Feed Industry
National Trade Association of the Animal Feed Industry
Started in 1953 and, as of 1995, it expanded its representation. It currently says it represents companies that "account for 90% of the sector's production.
Famous brands
Ajinomoto, Basf, BRF, Guabi, Hil's, JBS/Seara, Nestlé Purina, Premier Pet, Royal Canin, Special Dog, Spert, Vet Science
Full list of brandsSindiveg
National Trade Association of the Plant Defense Products Industry
National Trade Association of the Plant Defense Products Industry
Another agrochemical trade association, which says it is over 80 years old and has 26 members. Basf, Bayer and Syngenta, large multinationals, are not members.
Sistema OCB
Organization of Cooperatives of Brazil
Organization of Cooperatives of Brazil
A trade association of Brazilian coops – including major names like Cocamar, C.Vale, Aurora, and Coamo – and it represents them "before the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches.
Famous brands
Cocamar, Aurora, Coamo, C.Vale
SRB
Brazilian Rural Society
Brazilian Rural Society
Rural," as it is known, was founded in 1919 in São Paulo. At the time, the state's oligarchs had split command of the country with oligarchs from Minas Gerais in the "coffee with milk policy." It is the oldest association of farmers in Brazil that is still active.
SucosBR
Brazilian Association of Pure Juice Industries Industries
Brazilian Association of Pure Juice Industries Industries
Founded in 2020, it has no website. Instead, it has a profile on Instagram. There, it says it was created to "value pure orange juice." It is headquartered in Brasília.
Unem
National Corn Ethanol Union
National Corn Ethanol Union
Works to "promote the monitoring and defense of interests of Brazil's industry of ethanol made from corn and other cereals." It is headquartered in Cuiabá.
Única
Brazilian Sugarcane Industry and Bioenergy Association
Brazilian Sugarcane Industry and Bioenergy Association
Created in 1997, it is "the representative body of a wide group of companies that produce sugar, ethanol and bioelectricity in the Center-South region of Brazil, especially in São Paulo." Headquarters in São Paulo, Brasília, the USA and Europe.
Viva Lácteos
Brazilian Dairy Association
Brazilian Dairy Association
An organization representing the milk-based products industry, it has "38 of the industry's biggest manufacturers and trade associations in Brazil, responsible for 70% of milk and milk products made.
Famous brands
Aurora, Aviação, Castrolanda, Catupiry, Danone, Embaré, Frimesa, Frísia, Italac, Itambé, Mondelēz, Nestlé, Piracanjuba, Polenghi, Vigor, Verde Campo, Yakult
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