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Committed to solutions that promote healthier crops and more sustainable businesses, Satis sees logistics as one of the most sensitive points in the agribusiness chain, especially because rural producers deal with short operational windows, which requires agility in delivering inputs to the property.
Given this scenario, it strengthens its ability to serve with greater speed, reliability, and reach in different regions of the country. "Satis gains in capillarity, becoming even closer to the producer and ready to fulfill their orders," says Edson Rios, industrial manager of Satis.
With the start of operations at these three new locations: Balsas (MA), Dourados (MS), and Querência (MT), considered strategic for the company, Satis significantly increases the efficiency of its distribution, reducing delivery times in its main markets.
Currently, the mining company has distribution centers in Marau (RS), Rio Verde (GO), Formosa (GO), Luís Eduardo Magalhães (BA), Juazeiro (BA), Nova Mutum (MT), and Santarém (PA). Expansion to other markets, currently under analysis, is planned for the near future.
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