Alliance One Brazil in the news

Alliance One Brasil released its 2026 Social Responsibility Report, detailing R$10 million in community investments and over 1,000 volunteer hours across southern Brazil, focusing on education, health, and sustainability.

Alliance One Brazil released its 2026 Social Responsibility Report, showcasing its R$10 million investment in community development, education, and sustainability initiatives across Southern Brazil.

Alliance One Brazil is celebrating 21 years and consolidating its tobacco processing operations in Venâncio Aires from 2027 to boost efficiency and sustainability.

Alliance One Brazil is consolidating its tobacco processing in Venâncio Aires and selling its Araranguá plant to Baly Bebidas do Brasil for a new factory.

Alliance One Brazil will consolidate all tobacco processing at its Venâncio Aires unit by 2027, closing its Araranguá unit after the 2026 harvest.

Alliance One sold its Araranguá unit and will close operations after 2026, centralizing activities in Venâncio Aires, with the buyer expected to continue local economic activities.

Alliance One Brazil will close its Araranguá tobacco processing plant after the 2026 harvest and centralize operations in Venâncio Aires.

Alliance One Brasil will centralize all tobacco processing operations at its Venâncio Aires unit starting in the 2027 harvest, closing its Araranguá unit after the 2026 harvest.

Alliance One Brazil is closing its tobacco processing plant in Araranguá after the 2026 harvest to centralize operations at its Venâncio Aires unit for greater efficiency.

Alliance One Brazil's Abraço Solidário program engaged 85 volunteers in 2024, who dedicated 1,880 hours to social, environmental, and educational actions benefiting 2,220 people in vulnerable communities.

Gleno and Tânia Theis, integrated with Alliance One Brazil for 16 years, cultivate tobacco and other crops, exemplifying dedication, prosperity, and love for the land.

Alliance One Brasil engages in extensive social responsibility, community support, and educational programs, including significant aid during natural disasters and initiatives for children's development.

Pyxus International, parent of Alliance One Brasil, was recognized as a Supplier Engagement Leader by CDP for its commitment to reducing environmental impact across its supply chain through farmer engagement and sustainable practices.

Alliance One Brazil marks 20 years with a strong ESG focus, emphasizing people, sustainable practices, and support for tobacco producers.

Alliance One International launched a new seed industrialization unit in Brazil to enhance tobacco seed quality, processing capabilities, and market reach, aiming to improve farmer livelihoods and sustainable agriculture.

Alliance One International launched a new seed industrialization unit in Brazil to enhance tobacco seed quality, expand market reach, and promote sustainable agriculture practices.

Alliance One invested R$10 million in a new 750-square-meter tobacco seed industrialization center in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.

Alliance One Brazil is processing tobacco in its Santa Catarina units, anticipating a high-quality harvest, and has inaugurated a new facility in Pouso Redondo.

Pyxus International, the parent company of Alliance One Brasil, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US, but stated its Brazilian operations will not be affected.

Alliance One Brazil started processing its 2015 tobacco crop in January across its Southern Brazil units, expecting completion by August, with 3,500 employees and technological investments to enhance efficiency and exports to over 50 countries.