SOURCE
Ibiraci / Minas Gerais. Coffee sourcing is coordinated around available supply, quality, volume and buyer requirements.
Coffee and açaí sorbet move through different supply chains, but both depend on staying involved where the work actually happens.
COFFEE
Ibiraci / Minas Gerais. Coffee sourcing is coordinated around available supply, quality, volume and buyer requirements.
Coffee and volume are aligned with the buyer requirement and the supply available in Brazil.
Coffee moves through the appropriate warehousing, brokerage and preparation stages.
Our Brazil team coordinates inland movement toward Santos.
VARGINHA → SANTOSFull-container shipments are coordinated through Santos according to the agreed commercial structure.
FOB SANTOS / CIF DESTINATION / SUPPLY INTO CANADAOur Canadian operation manages inventory, logistics and buyer coordination, while international supply can continue to the agreed destination.
AÇAÍ SORBET
Our açaí begins in Pará, in the Brazilian Amazon, where the fruit is sourced for Amazonia production.
PARÁ / BRAZILAmazonia produces its own açaí sorbet in Brazil rather than buying a finished product from another manufacturer.
AMAZONIA PRODUCTIONWe own the warehousing behind the product, keeping Amazonia directly involved in storage and product handling.
OWNED INFRASTRUCTUREThe finished sorbet moves through our Brazilian operation toward Santos for export.
PRODUCTION → SANTOSShipments move through Santos according to the destination, volume and commercial requirement.
SANTOS / BRAZILAmazonia distributes the finished product into market, including established commercial activity in Canada.
CANADA + U.S. MARKETS
Brazilian green coffee is available from Canadian inventory in multiple wholesale formats. Current bag sizes and packing options are available on request.
For larger coffee requirements, supply is coordinated around profile, volume, timing and destination for Canada and international markets.
Buyers need to know what has been confirmed, what is moving, what is still outstanding and what happens next. Our Brazil and Canada teams coordinate around the same movement.
Amazonia does not manage the Brazilian side entirely from Canada. Our operating model is built around people and infrastructure in Brazil connected directly to the buyer side in Canada.
Tell us the product, approximate volume, destination and timing. We will review the requirement and determine the practical next step.
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