Camil

Camil Alimentos is one of the largest food companies in Brazil and Latin America, with a diversified portfolio of established brands. The company's operations are divided into two main geographic segments: Brazil and International, with a presence in countries such as Uruguay, Chile, Peru and Ecuador. In the Brazilian market, its business is divided into two product categories: “High Giro” and “High Value”. The Alto Giro category consists of staple foods, mainly grains (rice and beans) under the Camil brand and sugar under the União brand. The High Value category includes higher-value products, such as fish (Coqueiro), pasta (Santa Amália and Camil), coffee (União) and biscuits (Mabel). This business model combines leadership in basic food staples with strategic expansion into higher-margin categories in South America.