


| Establishment | 2012 |
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| Fairtrade certified since | 2012 |
| Location | Paranavaí, Paraná, Brazil |
| Number of members | 68 |
| Female members | 5 |
| Ha / Member | 1518 ha in total |
| Organization | Cooperative |
| Altitude | 425 m |
| Volume of production | 500 ton FCOJ/ 250 ton NFC |
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| Total area of production | 773 ha |
| Growing practices | Conventional |
| Ratio | 20 |
| Traceability | Segregated |
| Package | Drums |
| Other products | Manioc, fish tanks |
| Partners | Prats (processor) |
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Our mission is to promote access to the market with added value to the product, providing socio-economic development for the cooperative members.
Our vision is to be recognized for the effectiveness of the service provided to our members and for the quality of the products sold, respecting the values of unity, transparency, credibility, ethics, and sustainability.
Coopersanta’s main objectives are to expand and diversify its market operations. Today, the juice produced by our producers is exported as juice (FCOJ) to five European countries: Germany, Austria, Finland, Norway, and Switzerland.


COOPERSANTA is committed to helping improve the living conditions of its members, families, and the community by developing projects in the priority areas identified by members as good working conditions, education, and sustainable production.
The cooperative offers technical assistance, which seeks to bring alternatives to reduce the cost of production of the main product, oranges, through the production of its own bio-fertilizers that bring health and balance to the soil, while reducing our carbon footprint.
Another of the cooperative’s strengths is its dedication to working with public procurement projects under the government programs PAA (Food Acquisition Program) and PNAE (National School Feeding Program), where Coopersanta sells whole juice and cassava flour throughout most of the state of Paraná.
Our cooperative encourages members to produce healthy food for our families and communities, promoting economic diversification through the school garden and fish production projects. It also looks after the well-being of the pickers involved in orange production, through training on health and safety issues at work and the distribution of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
COOPERSANTA invested 49% of its Fairtrade premiums and investment projects in partnerships by objectives, partnering with government programs to supply healthy food to schools and public institutions, 44% in Zero Hunger, income diversification, and food production, and 7% in decent work and economic growth through investment in workers’ health and safety.
Sidinei Rodrigues
Rua Projetada, S/N 87750-000 Alto Paraná Brasil