Solutions for relevant crop diseases and pests mark the presence of Albaugh Brasil at Expocafé

Albaugh continually invests to demonstrate the strength of the portfolio of technologies distributed to Brazilian farmers. This week, the company is present at Expocafé, one of the main events in the grain production chain. On this occasion, the company displays a wide range of solutions for controlling coffee diseases, pests and weeds. Expocafé, in person, takes place from the 24th to the 27th of this month, at the Epamig Experimental Field, in the city of Três Pontas, Minas Gerais.

According to Albaugh's regional manager, Jaime Hurtado, the company will highlight a robust coffee portfolio at its stand. “These are high-quality alternatives for crop protection. Visitors to the event will also learn more about Albaugh’s innovations and solutions with support from the company’s commercial, marketing and market development teams.”

According to Hurtado, coffee constitutes a strategic culture for Albaugh Brasil. “With the increase in the company’s portfolio, we strengthen our commitment to improving the technological management of coffee trees in the country”, adds the executive.

Economic relevance and growth

During Expocafé, the company informs, Albaugh will reinforce the benefits of Recop fungicide. The company highlights that this product has been successfully used in the management of three economically relevant diseases of coffee plants: anthracnose (Colletotrichum coffeanum), coffee rust (Hemileia uvarix) and brown eye spot (Cercospora coffeicola).

According to the company, its coffee growing portfolio is made up of 13 products registered in the country and already recognized by the producer, such as the brands Granary, Simbol, Wild, Preciso xK, Preciso, Porcel, Odin and others.

“We are the fastest growing pesticide company in agribusiness in the last five years. We have approximately 50 products distributed in Brazil, 80% of which are produced in the country, at the Albaugh de Resende (RJ) production unit. At Expocafé we will have an excellent opportunity to interact with the coffee production chain and reinforce Albaugh's high capacity to help farmers protect their crops”, comments Domingos Sydney Carletto, commercial director of Albaugh's Central-South Business Unit.