International market made a difference at Agrishow 2016, assesses CASP

CASP, a manufacturer of machinery and equipment for poultry farming, pig farming and grain storage, ended its participation in Agrishow 2016 with a turnover 5% higher than last year. However, the fair that took place between April 25th and 29th, in Ribeirão Preto, surprised the Brazilian company due to the 45% increase in negotiations made with representatives from other nations.

Farmers from other countries were at the company's stand during the event. "The international transactions we carried out during Agrishow allowed the final numbers to surpass those of last year. We have enough technology and knowledge to compete with any company in the world and, today, with the devaluation of our currency, we have become a very interesting option for international markets", assesses the company's Warehousing Director, Andrea Hollmann.

The highlight of CASP at the event was the equipment that operates in the reception, cleaning, drying, storage and dispatch of grains. “We signed with African and South American agricultural companies”, comments Hollmann. The company has even invested heavily in the international market and has already set up storage units in Zambia, Nigeria and Angola.