Camil Alimentos

The page launched a campaign celebrating *Arroz e Feijão Camil* as a staple of Brazilian daily life.

The company introduced a new campaign for Coqueiro, emphasizing convenience, practicality, and health, along with branding updates.

The company expanded its positioning with the launch of Café União and the campaign *Sabor que transforma*.

The page highlights Camil Alimentos’ top consumer brands in Brazil and Latin America, detailing their histories.

Camil Alimentos was featured in *Recado Essencial* on *Jornal Nacional* for its role in producing essential food items.

Camil Alimentos acquired the Castrolanda Cooperativa’s bean production unit, expanding its presence in Paraná.

The Namorado brand received the RA1000 Excellence in Customer Service seal from Reclame Aqui.

The page announces the launch of the *Líderes do Amanhã* internship development program.

The company launched its first internship development program, *Líderes do Amanhã*, welcoming students to its central office and units.

Camil’s portfolio of traditional, established brands grants leadership in its markets, recognized through multiple awards.

Ethical conduct guides Camil’s global operations, supported by an Integrity Program outlining policies to prevent misconduct.

Based in São Paulo, Camil is a Brazilian-owned company with operations in Uruguay, Chile, and Peru.

With over 50 years in business, Camil Alimentos operates in grains, sugars, canned fish, pasta, and coffee, offering top-of-mind brands for all consumers.

This section is for partner companies already doing business with Camil Alimentos or interested in joining its supplier network.

The page provides information about Camil Alimentos, its history, and updates.

Camil Alimentos reports a **69% year-over-year decline in net profit for Q3 2024**, falling to **R$44.4 million**. The company cites broader market challenges as the primary factor behind the sharp earnings drop. Financial performance reflects ongoing pressures in its core operations.

Jan 2025The Rio TimesNews article

Camil Alimentos S.A. acquires Villa Oliva Rice in Paraguay for **R$189.7 million**, expanding its grain and food processing footprint in South America. The deal strengthens Camil’s presence in Paraguay’s rice market, where Villa Oliva operates. No further details on integration plans or financial terms beyond the purchase price are disclosed.

Nov 2024The Rio TimesNews article

Brazilian food manufacturer **Camil Alimentos** acquires cookie and cracker brands **Mabel, Doce Vida, Mirabel, Elbi's, and Pavesino** from **PepsiCo Brasil**. The deal expands Camil’s portfolio in the snack sector, covering well-known regional brands. The transaction strengthens Camil’s presence in Brazil’s baked goods market.

Aug 2022Baking BusinessNews article

Brazilian Camil Alimentos cancels its agreement to acquire Empresas Iansa’s pet food division. The Chilean manufacturer and Camil Alimentos mutually terminate the contract for the takeover.

May 2022GlobalPETSNews article