Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative in the news

Castrolanda, an agricultural cooperative, opened an immersive exhibition called ‘The Great Tree of Memory’ to celebrate its 75th anniversary and highlight its history since the arrival of Dutch immigrants.

Castrolanda's legal advisor, Renata Marinoni Jonczyk, received international recognition for her contributions to agribusiness law at the LexTalk World Conference & Exhibition in New York.

The Agroleite 2026 event announced over R$215 million in investments for the dairy industry, including a new veterinary medicine course, infrastructure upgrades, and Castrolanda's expansion into new production facilities.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative has become the first agribusiness cooperative in Brazil to achieve the prestigious Pro-Ethics Seal 2025-2026, recognizing its strong corporate integrity and compliance practices.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative invests R$500 million in dairy, tortilla, and innovative cattle feed production, aiming for 5% growth while focusing on B2B dairy services.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative earned the Pró-Ética Seal, becoming the first agribusiness cooperative in Brazil to receive this national certification for corporate integrity and anti-corruption practices.

Castrolanda's Fried Potato Unit achieved FSSC 22000 international certification, validating its adherence to rigorous global food safety standards and enhancing market opportunities.

Castrolanda secured first place in the Aurora System Ranking for Swine Farming due to its outstanding performance in quality, operational excellence, and safety.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative boosted daily milk production to 1.5 million liters from 300 producers and 50,000 monitored cows through technology, genetic improvements, and operational efficiency.

Castrolanda, a Brazilian agricultural cooperative, has significantly grown its milk production over 75 years, establishing Castro, Paraná as a national dairy leader through high-quality standards, technology, and producer support.

Sicredi and Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative have integrated financial services at Castrolanda's office to offer comprehensive support to rural producers.

Sicredi and Castrolanda established an integrated financial service hub at Castrolanda's office to offer comprehensive solutions to rural producers.

Sicredi and Castrolanda inaugurated an integrated financial service center in Castrolanda's main office in Castro, Paraná, to provide comprehensive financial and agricultural support to farmers.

Castrolanda is investing R$11 million to expand its Agroleite Technological Park, aiming to make it a year-round innovation hub for the dairy industry by 2026.

Castrolanda Cooperativa Agroindustrial is partnering with UniFIL and UTFPR to boost innovation, artificial intelligence, and talent development in agribusiness.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative announced a historic R$500 million investment plan, including a new milk drying tower and an agricultural outpost in Tocantins, after achieving record profits in 2024 and 2025.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative reported a record net profit of R$ 287.5 million in 2025, along with increased operational revenue and distribution of R$ 65.5 million to its members.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative recorded a record net profit of R$287.5 million in 2025 amidst a challenging agribusiness landscape.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative will invest R$500 million by 2026 to expand its milk processing capacity, build a new agricultural warehouse in Tocantins, develop a technology park, and explore new business ventures.

Castrolanda Agroindustrial Cooperative achieved a record net income of R$287.5 million in 2025, driven by strategic adjustments and operational efficiencies despite a challenging agribusiness market.