C.Vale's industry processes 16 million sacks of soybeans.

C.Vale will conclude 2025 with higher volumes of grain and cassava received. The soybean crushing plant, which began operating in June 2024, is expected to close this year with the processing of 16 million sacks of soybeans. The industrial plant is authorized to export soybean meal. This information is being shared by the cooperative with members participating in a series of meetings at units in Paraná.

In Palotina, the meeting brought together 125 people at Asfuca on October 29th. Present were the Vice-President of the Board of Directors, Ademar Pedron, the secretary Walter Dal'Boit, and directors Alexandre Tormen (Commercialization), Reni Girardi (Industrial), Marcelo Riedi (Finance), and Luciano Trombetta (Production).

In the chicken segment, between 60 and 65% of processed meat is destined for export. In the case of tilapia, the foreign market absorbs 36% of the total processed product. The cooperative is seeking new markets to place part of the product that was destined for the United States until President Donald Trump's tariff increase.

C.Vale will increase its own egg production for its integrated system. To this end, a breeding farm will be built in Francisco Alves and others in Assis Chateaubriand.

The series of meetings with associates will continue in November at the Paraná units:

• Alto Piquiri: November 3th, at 14:30 pm
• Alto Santa Fé/S. Rita: November 4th, at 14:30 pm
• Guaira: November 6th, at 14:30 pm
• Goioerê: November 10 at 14 am
• Maripá: November 13th, at 8:30 pm