Annual Report 2023

ANNUAL REPORT
2023

Awaken a more
prosperous world
in people.
This is our purpose
Mission
Produce food with
excellence for the
consumer.
Vision
To be the best company
in the food segment for
our customers.
Philosophy
We are a cooperative
in philosophy and in
management, a company
that seeks satisfaction
and profit for everyone.
Principles
and values
Customer focus;
Be committed;
Act honestly;
Act with respect;
Practice sustainability.
Food Quality
and Safety Policy
Meet the expectations of our
members, suppliers, customers,
consumers, employees and the
community, through a safe,
legal and authentic system of
continuous improvement of
people, processes and products.
Sustainability Policy
Produce food through
continuous improvement
aiming to reduce and/or
optimize the use of natural
resources, promote economic,
social and environmental
development, preserving the
integrity of communities for
future generations, complying
with legal requirements and
improving socio-environmental
performance.

PRESIDENT'S WORDS
A CHALLENGING YEAR
Alfredo Lang
CEO of C.Vale
An extraordinarily challenging period. The year 2023 managed to overcome the level of difficulties
imposed on agribusiness in the twelve months that preceded it. After strongly affecting summer crops in
central-southern Brazil in 2022, climate once again punished rural producers and companies in the sector.
First it was the drought that damaged soy crops in Rio Grande do Sul, then it was the excess rain that
affected wheat in Rio Grande do Sul in 2023. To worsen the problems, grain prices fell, pushing profitability
to critical levels.
In the meat segment, the results also left something to be desired. Even with the reduction in costs
due to the decline in the prices of soy and corn, which serve as the basis for feed, the sharp decline in
international chicken meat prices and weak consumption in the domestic market flattened profit margins.
For C.Vale, in particular, 2023 was a year of contrasts. We faced the effects of the accident at the Palotina
grain unit that left 10 dead and another 10 injured. A tragedy in which we seek to alleviate the suffering of
family members with full support for medical, psychological and financial care.
That same year, we achieved one of the greatest achievements in C.Vale's history. We inaugurated the
soy crusher, an enterprise that fulfilled a dream of the cooperative's first members and marked C.Vale's
60th anniversary.
Even facing such adverse conditions, we managed to close 2023 with surplus. Revenue grew 7.62%,
reaching R$24.42 billion. We expected better performance, but agribusiness deals with components over
which we have no control, the climate being the most important of them.
For 2024, with grain-input exchange relations at a more balanced level, consumption a little warmer
and interest rates falling, producers and agribusiness companies should face a more promising scenario.
Difficult periods bring lessons, the main one being that we need to seek efficiency and competitiveness.
Whoever knows better how to adjust to difficulties will be more prepared to take advantage of periods of
prosperity.

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BREEDER FARMS
C.Vale breeder farms produced 49,195,956 eggs in 2023. The 4.86% reduction
compared to the previous year was caused by the change in the birds' lineage.
The egg production structure consists of 50 sheds. In the last decade, 668 million
fertile eggs were produced.
Eggs produced
(in units)
46,261,121
61,992,604
78,936,297
85,280,948
91,028,935
83,469,268*
63,065,206*
57,275,867**
51,709,336**
49,195,956**
*End of partnership with Gralha Azul, from Francisco Beltrão (PR)
**Bird lineage change
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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HATCHERY
The integrated companies received 151,836,367 chicks from C.Vale in 2023. In 10 years, the
cooperative's poultry farmers received more than 1.28 billion poultry for housing.
Chicks delivered
(in number of birds)
105,333,857
111,428,060
114,291,208
119,746,000
118,024,030
131,427,964
137,233,650
141,916,530
150,785,448
151,836,367
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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POULTRY DEVELOPMENT
C.Vale's integration system now consists of 1,100 units. In 2023, 159,632,740 poultry were
produced, in 6,137 batches of chicken. Thirteen new poultry houses were built and 12 old
warehouses were deactivated.
Poultry Houses
(number of units)
810
829
853
878
911
944
1,000
1,063
1,099
1,100
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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FEED MILLS
In 2023, C.Vale's three factories had a record production of 822,558,094 kilos of poultry and
fish feed. The amount is equivalent to 13.70 million 60-kilo bags of corn and soybeans. In the
last decade, feed production exceeded 8.3 billion kilos.
Production of poultry and fish feed
(in kilos)
500,959,284
559,205,431
588,932,864
666,616,023
698,195,584
749,393,548
741,998,427
755,845,320
790,912,740
822,558,094
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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POULTRY SLAUGHTERHOUSE
In 2023, C.Vale's integrated companies produced 159,632,740 chickens, which generated 397,115,851 kilos of
meat. Of the total sold, 67% were directed to 50 countries. Among the biggest importers are China, South
Africa, Philippines, Mexico and Japan. In the domestic market, the product was sold in 17 Brazilian states. The
daily slaughter record was recorded on November 27th, when 652,006 poultry were processed.
Chicken meat sold
(in kilos)
217,419,039
238,616,024
253,833,251
305,694,911
322,863,474
354,865,896
374,681,148
378,842,416
383,129,184
397,115,851
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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THERMOPROCESSED
The cooked, fried and roasted chicken cuts industry reached a new record in 2023. 51,438,611
kilos were processed, an increase of 5.36% compared to the last year. Of the total produced,
68% were directed to countries such as the United Kingdom, Ireland and Germany.
Industrialized meat
(in kilos)
21,522,907
25,364,177
27,425,320
29,792,914
34,046,617
38,242,775
41,273,617
50,597,806
48,823,223
51,438,611
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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FISH SLAUGHTERHOUSE
The 260 C.Vale's integrated companies increased tilapia production by 20.08% in 2023. The volume reached
44,522,850 units, which resulted in 40,197,390 kilos of meat. The fish were produced in 849.5 hectares of water
depth. C.Vale sold 74% of production on the domestic market and 26% were exported to countries such as
the United States, Taiwan and Japan. The slaughter record was on December 21st, with the processing of
193,517 fish. The average weight of tilapia was 902 grams.
Slaughtered fish
(in kilos)
11,129,844
18,055,112
22,664,192
27,163,891
33,948,470
40,197,390
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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CASSAVA MODIFIED STARCH FACTORIES
In 2023, producers delivered 126,340 tons of cassava roots to C.Vale. The volume processed by the starch
factories in Terra Roxa and Assis Chateaubriand (PR) represents an increase of 12.85% compared to 2022. Of
the total produced, 46,702 tons were starch, which is used by the paper, textile and food industries. In the
last decade, starch factories processed 1,161,430 tons of cassava root.
Cassava receipt
(in tons)
131,793
143,951
118,953*
64,920*
121,226
101,087**
122,371
118,835
111,955***
126,340
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
*Reduction in planting due to low root prices on the market.
**Prolonged drought and end of the lease contract in Itaquiraí
***Prolonged drought

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MILK PRODUCTION
Producers in the C.Vale and Frimesa integration system delivered 14,203,691 liters of milk in 2023.
The volume is 12.71% lower than the last year. Average productivity was 20 liters/cow/day. In the
last decade, 162 million liters of milk were produced.
Volume produced
(in liters)
18,823,713
20,087,292
18,113,575
18,135,343
13,663,398
12,855,266
14,916,164
14,958,282
16,271,462
14,203,691
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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SWINE PRODUCTION
In 2023, C.Vale associates delivered 443 batches, with 450,214 swine to Frimesa. The volume of processed
meat reached 59,332,483 kilos, 13.33% higher than the last year. The integration system has 128 farms. To
meet the demand from Frimesa's slaughterhouses, C.Vale built a UPD (Weaning Production Unit) for 5
thousand sows and a URL (Piglets Growing Unit) for 22 thousand piglets.
Swine produced
(in kilos/live)
32,434,763
35,239,639
39,292,657
46,168,877
48,745,510
49,276,018
49,221,715
53,085,782
52,354,976
59,332,483
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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SOYBEAN PRODUCTION
In 2023, C.Vale received the largest soybean harvest in its history. There were 3,041,643 tons, equivalent to
50,694,046 60-kilo bags. The volume is 84.94% higher than the previous year. Record harvests in Paraná,
Mato Grosso, Santa Catarina and Mato Grosso do Sul compensated for the crop failure in Rio Grande do Sul.
The amount received by the cooperative corresponds to 1.97% of the Brazilian soybean production in the
2022/2023 harvest.
Soybean receipt
(in tons)
1,633,244
1,644,083
2,148,850
2,394,192
2,580,139
1,995,547*
2,462,802
2,848,665
1,644,656 *
3,041,643
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
*Drought

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CORN PRODUCTION
Producers delivered to C.Vale, in 2023, the largest volume of corn in the cooperative's history. There were
2,756,037 tons, equivalent to 45,933,948 60-kilo bags. The amount represents an increase of 26.80% compared
to the previous year. C.Vale accounted for 2.09% of the Brazilian corn production in 2023.
Corn receipt
(in tons)
1,328,365
1,571,767
1,127,783
1,551,252
1.162,223
1,689,302
1,697,106
1,540,273*
2,173,590
2,756,037
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
*Climate problems.

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TOTAL PRODUCTION
C.Vale broke a new production record in 2023. Members delivered 6,136,109 tons of products to the
cooperative, an increase of 46.25% compared to the previous year. Of the total, there were 3,041,643 tons of
soy, 2,756,037 tons of corn, 203,867 tons of wheat and 126,340 tons of cassava. The volume represents 1.92%
of the Brazilian agricultural harvest.
Agricultural production received
(in tons)
3,198,009
3,491,545
3,572,916
4,106,796
3,994,858*
3,898,238*
4,436,083
4,711,204
4,195,769*
6,136,109
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
*Climate problems

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STORAGE
C.Vale increased its storage capacity by 13.21% in 2023. There were 3,326,366 tons. In a decade,
the cooperative expanded its storage capacity by 85.08%.
Static storage capacity
(in tons)
1,797,284
2,239,725
2,244,338
2,300,627
2,375,477
2,424,854
2,478,951
2,747,848
2,938,322
3,326,366
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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EMPLOYEES
C.Vale concluded 2023 with 13,886 employees. Of this total, 8,412 work in the agroindustrial
complex and 5,474 in the cooperative's remaining activities in Paraná, Santa
Catarina, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul and Paraguay.
Evolution of staff
6,404
7,471
7,840
9,130
9,468
10,634
11,825
12,388
13,668
13,886
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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MEMBERSHIP
C.Vale's membership increased by 1,117 producers, closing 2023 with 27,333 members.
Compared to 2022, there was an increase of 4.26%.
Evolution of membership
15,562
17,191
18,795
19,795
20,892
21,920
23,294
24,633
26,216
27,333
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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MEMBERSHIP
Movement of membership
Condition/Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Admitted
1,103
1,820
1,832
1,219
1,353
1,290
1,717
1,672
1,853
1,539
Dismissed
71
107
105
96
155
152
159
137
117
122
Excluded
79
78
100
107
97
104
169
164
153
284
Eliminated
05
06
23
16
04
06
15
32
0
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Membership by State
State/Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Paraná
11,692
12,314
12,703
13,059
13,409
13,880
14,607
15,312
16,181
16,742
Mato Grosso
1,378
1,484
1,563
1,604
1,653
1,717
1,805
1,841
1,898
1,905
Mato G. do Sul
1,743
1,907
2,006
2,139
2,330
2,536
2,752
2,967
3,171
3,404
Santa Catarina
749
771
784
799
813
686*
695
709
731
750
Rio G. do Sul
-
715
1,739
2,194
2,687
3,101
3,435
3,804
4,235
4,532
Total
15,562
17,191
18,795
19,795
20,892
21,920
23,294
24,633
26,216
27,333
*Relocation between members of SC and PR units
Taxes and contributions generated
(in reais)
165,162,929
217,002,919
238,964,746
237,169,399
291,183,685
327,086,119
386,623,135
534,503,093
524,074,496
642,132,369
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

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REVENUE
Industrial Revenue
(in reais)
1,113,829,069
Total revenue performed
(in reais)
4,647,280,924
1,409,832,650
5,500,321,865
1,516,024,881
6,823,363,323
1,743,877,401
6,906,306,278
2,125,878,043
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
8,504,648,285
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
2,707,362,554
8,922,531,265
3,343,568,486
12,265,392,891
4,295,286,615
17,442,845,443
6,573,287,244 *
22,693,210,827 *
6,701,202,324 *
24,421,725,506 *
*From 2022 onwards, total revenue includes C.Vale and controlled companies *From 2022 onwards, industrial revenue includes C.Vale and controlled companies

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SUSTAINABILITY
Producing competitively, rationally using natural resources and generating economic and
social benefits is the great challenge of agribusiness. C.Vale is aware that it is possible to take
advantage of climate and soil conditions in an environmentally rational way. In order to foster the
appropriate management of natural resources, the cooperative maintains programs to encourage
the good use of water, soil and air. Attentive to innovations and always seeking to be in tune
with transformations, in accordance with ESG (Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance)
practices, the cooperative brings new technologies to producers and trains members, employees
and family members. These are actions that, over the last few years, have come to be demanded
by citizen-consumers who are aware that it is the obligation of each one of us to get involved in
building a more prosperous world.
Events promoted in 2023
Area
Participations
Training/Hours
Human resources
Female organization
Technical Qualification
Personal formation and cooperativism
165,781
7,961
21,598
10,083
431,252
225,041
60,718
302,759
Total
205,423
1,019,770

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INVESTMENTS 2023
Improvements in the agro-industrial complex,
including:
Installation of machinery
and equipment to
modernize and improve
the processing and
dispatch of chicken
meat in the poultry
slaughterhouse.
Expansion and
revitalization of areas
for common use by
employees.
Adequacy of facilities
and modernization
of production and
storage equipment
in the chicken
thermoprocessed food
industry.

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INVESTMENTS 2023
Improvements in the agro-industrial complex,
including:
Modernization of
the structure and
expansion of the
refrigeration system for
the industrialization of
tilapia meat in the fish
slaughterhouse.
Installation of new
equipment for oils and
enzymes quantification,
and modernization of
automation systems in
feed mills I and II.

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INVESTMENTS 2023
Improvements in grain units and business areas,
including:
Starch São José
Replacement of
equipment to improve
cassava root processing
at starch factories in
Navegantes, in Assis
Chateaubriand, and São
José, in Terra Roxa, both
in Paraná.
Starch Navegantes

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INVESTMENTS 2023
Improvements in grain units and business areas,
including:
Toledo (PR)
Adequacy of the fire prevention and fighting system, and
operational safety in PR, MT and MS units.
Automation of grain
handling systems in
bulk warehouses in
Paraná units.
Assis Chateaubriand (PR)

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INVESTMENTS 2023
Improvements in grain units and business areas,
including:
Structural improvements
in the input and grain
units in Paraná, Rio
Grande do Sul, Santa
Catarina, Mato Grosso
and Mato Grosso do Sul,
with adjustments to
administrative offices,
classification systems,
receipt, drying and
storage of grains.
Abelardo Luz (SC)
Cruz Alta (RS)
Santa Rita do Trivelato (MT)

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INVESTMENTS 2023
Improvements in grain units and business areas,
including:
Fleet renewal with
the acquisition of 138
vehicles, including
trucks, vans, utility
vehicles, light vehicles
and others.

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INVESTMENTS 2023
New enterprises
The new C.Vale Weaned Piglet Production Unit (UPD) began operating
in 2023. The 31,250 square meter project, built in the Floresta district,
in the interior of Palotina (PR), has the capacity to house 5,000 sows,
with an annual production of 160,000 piglets. The new structure,
air-conditioned and automated, with four gestation sheds and one
maternity shed, also includes biodigesters with a production capacity
of 5,700 KWh/day.
Point the camera at the
QR Code above and watch
the video of the new UPD.

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INVESTMENTS 2023
New enterprises
C.Vale inaugurated, in Maripá (PR), a new supermarket and grains
unit concept. With a large and modern shared area, the 5,125 square
meter structure comprises, in the same environment, supermarket,
restaurant, taproom, parts and accessories store, veterinary
pharmacy and administrative area of the grains and inputs unit.
Consumers can count on the sale of ten thousand items, eight
checkouts in the supermarket and two more in the restaurant and
taproom. All energy consumed on site is supplied by photovoltaic
panels.
Point the camera at
the QR Code above and
watch the supermarket's
opening video.

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INVESTMENTS 2023
New enterprises

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NEW ENTERPRISES AND
CELEBRATIONS
Inauguration of C.Vale's soy crusher
Sixty years after its creation, C.Vale fulfilled a dream
of its first members. The cooperative inaugurated, on
November 7th, the day of its anniversary, a soy crusher
with a processing capacity of 60 thousand bags/day. The
project occupies 12 hectares, in the cooperative's agroindustrial
complex, and received more than R$1 billion
in investments between 2021 and 2023. It is the third
largest crusher in Brazil in industrial plants with just one
production line and the first in technological level. The
works took two years to be completed and involved 1,100
employees from 35 companies.
The inauguration ceremony brought together
six thousand guests, including the governor of
Paraná, Ratinho Junior, a large number of politicians,
representatives of entities, financial institutions, suppliers
and customers from Brazil and abroad, as well as
members and employees.
Point the camera
at the QR Code on
the side and watch
the institutional
video of the soy
crusher.
Point the camera
at the QR Code on
the side and watch
the video of the
crusher evolution.

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Point the camera at the
QR Code above and watch
the Inauguration video.
Point the camera at the
QR Code above and watch
the video of the highway.

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AWARDS 2023
Quem é Quem
C.Vale won two categories of the Quem é Quem
Award: Biggest and Best Cooperatives, from Gessulli
Agribusiness. The cooperative came first in the
categories Best Poultry Cooperative, with Ademir
Schlemmer, from Toledo (PR), and Poultry Technical
Assistance, with the veterinarian Marli Hetkowski. In
seven editions of the award, the cooperative won 18
first place trophies.
Amanhã Magazine
C.Vale was one of the companies honored in the
“500 Largest in the South – Large and Leaders”
award. The cooperative ranked second in net
revenue in Paraná and 12th in net equity.
Orgulho da Terra
Maria Regina Rodrigues Varolo, from Terra
Roxa (PR), and the technician Rogério
Luiz Zilli were awarded in the “Large Fish
Farming” category by the 2023 Orgulho da
Terra Award from RIC TV Record, Instituto
de Desenvolvimento Rural do Paraná and
Sistema Ocepar.
CESB
Griss Family, composed of C.Vale members who
produce grains in SC and PR, was champion of
the South region of the CESB (Brazilian Soybean
Strategic Committee) competition, for soybean
productivity, and national runner-up with a yield
of 133.2 bags/hectare.

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GPTW
For the fifth consecutive year, C.Vale is among
the best companies to work for in Paraná. The
recognition occurred through the Great Place
to Work (GPTW) Certification Program.
Valor 1000
C.Vale is the seventh largest company in the
southern region of Brazil, according to the Valor
1000 survey, published by Valor Econômico
magazine. The 23rd edition of the yearbook also
lists the cooperative as the 56th largest Brazilian
company in terms of net revenue.
A Granja
The cooperative was elected, for the 33rd
time, national highlight in wheat by the A
Granja magazine, from Porto Alegre (RS).

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APPRECIATION
The diversification of activities rarely has been as important as in these last three years in which the
climate has had a strong impact on grain production. Alternative sources of income bring greater security
to rural producers when crop failures occur or when low prices compromise the profitability of grains. For
this reason, C.Vale operates in several segments: it generates more income for its members, creates jobs
and ensures greater stability for the cooperative's finances.
We combine diversification, innovations and the search for excellence with attitudes that make a
difference. We have created a culture of permanent search for efficiency and competitiveness. It is an
environment to which members, employees, leaders, board members, tax advisors and executive directors
contributed. We also want to express our gratitude to the Organization of Cooperatives of Paraná (Ocepar),
customers, suppliers, professional associations, the press, financial institutions, parliamentarians linked to
agribusiness and our families.
None of this would be possible if the Creator had not given us the gift of life and the willingness to
generate prosperity. We thank God and ask that He renew His blessings upon us for new achievements.
EXPEDIENT
EXECUTIVE BOARD
President: Alfredo Lang
Vice-president: Ademar Luiz Pedron
Secretary-director: Walter Andrei Dal’Boit
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Adelar Viletti, Ademir Gênero, Airton José Moreira, Celso
Utech, Edmir Antônio Soares and João Teles Morilha
FISCAL COUNCIL
Staff: Beno Zanon, Claudinei Hafemann and José
Antônio Tondo
Substitutes: Carlos Alfredo Kaiser, Gilmar Alves do
Santos and Nelson Lauersdorf
COMMUNICATION ADVISORY
General Coordination: Jonis Centenaro
Journalists: Sara Ferneda Messias, Almir Trevisan
and Renan Tadeu Pereira
Marketing: Luciano Campestrini, Nayara Adib Nabhan,
Rafael Vieira, Alison Gorris, Márcio Ribeiro and
Marlon Schefer
Photos: C.Vale.
Creation and Graphic Designi: KDB
Printer: Tuicial
C.Vale - Cooperativa Agroindustrial
Avenida Independência, 2347
Phone (+55 44) 3649-8181
ZIP CODE: 85950-000
Palotina – Paraná
www.cvale.com.br
MUNICIPALITIES WITH C.VALE BUSINESS UNITS
Paraná: Alto Piquiri, Assis Chateaubriand, Braganey,
Brasilândia do Sul, Campina da Lagoa, Campo Mourão,
Cascavel, Clevelândia, Corbélia, Dr. Camargo, Floresta,
Francisco Alves, Goioerê, Guaíra, Guarapuava, Jardim
Alegre, Mamborê, Manoel Ribas, Marechal Cândido
Rondon, Maripá, Nova Aurora, Nova Cantu, Nova
Santa Rosa, Palotina (matriz), Pitanga, Quinta do Sol,
Roncador, São João do Ivaí, São Jorge do Ivaí, São
Pedro do Iguaçu, Sarandi, Terra Boa, Terra Roxa, Toledo,
Tupãssi, Turvo and Umuarama.
Santa Catarina: Abelardo Luz and Faxinal dos Guedes.
Mato Grosso: Cláudia, Diamantino, Feliz Natal, Nova
Mutum, Nova Ubiratã, Santa Carmem, Santa Rita do
Trivelato, Sinop, Sorriso and Vera.
Mato Grosso do Sul: Amambaí, Antônio João, Aral
Moreira, Bandeirantes, Caarapó, Chapadão do Sul, Costa
Rica, Dourados, Fátima do Sul, Itaporã, Laguna Carapã,
Mundo Novo, Naviraí, Ponta Porã, Rio Brilhante and
Tacuru.
Rio Grande do Sul:Bagé, Boa Vista do Cadeado, Bozano,
Catuípe, Cruz Alta, Dilermando de Aguiar, Dom Pedrito,
Fortaleza dos Valos, Jari, Jóia, Júlio de Castilhos,
Palmeira das Missões, Santa Bárbara do Sul, Santo
Ângelo, São Borja, São Luiz Gonzaga, Selbach, Tapera
and Tupanciretã.
Paraguay: Corpus Christi, Katuetê, La Paloma, Minga
Porá, Puerto Adela and San Alberto.

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