Aboissa was present at Fenagra 2025 – the main fair for the Feed & Food agribusiness in Latin America –, reaffirming its commitment to the development of the sector and to building strategic connections that move the market.
Compared to the 2024 edition, this year's Fenagra exceeded expectations: while the previous year there were 189 exhibitors, in 2025 230 companies from 17 countries participated. The turnover reached R$1.9 billion, representing an increase of R$1.0 billion compared to the previous edition.
Partnerships that drive results
Over the three days of the fair, Aboissa welcomed visitors, partners and customers from Brazil and abroad to its stand, strengthening relationships and opening new business opportunities. The event was marked by qualified networking, strategic meetings and the presence of a team prepared to offer knowledge and personalized solutions.
Fenagra 2025 also had the fundamental support of Aboissa sponsors – companies operating in key segments of the commodities, logistics and technical services chain. Columbus International Logistics, with over 30 years of experience, specializes in import and export solutions focused on agribusiness, working with products such as oils, chemicals, flours and grains. Intertek is a global reference in quality assurance, offering testing, inspection and certification services in various sectors, such as food and the environment.
A Brazilian Transport operates nationwide in the transportation of agricultural inputs and animal nutrition, being a strategic partner in agribusiness. Union RHAC, with over three decades of history, offers complete solutions in air conditioning and electricity generation using natural gas and biogas, with a strong presence in industrial projects. Margil Transportes is one of the largest operators in the country in the transportation of oils and fats, with a fleet specialized for liquid cargo. Rufatto Transport, since 1999, stands out for road freight transport in Brazil and South America, with a focus on quality, speed and safety.
Commodity Overview Panel
As part of the programming of the ABISA Southeast 2025, Aboissa organized the “Commodities Panorama” panel, promoting a technical debate with some of the main global consultancies: Safras & Mercado, S&P Global, Fastmarkets and Argus Media. The panel addressed the beef tallow markets, focusing on global trends, the impact of exports and price behavior.
Among the highlights, it was pointed out that 90% of Brazilian tallow is traded domestically, with a strong presence in the biodiesel and hygiene and cleaning sectors. Demand from the US remains firm, but factors such as tariffs and a drop in slaughtering influence the prices and competitiveness of the product.
Towards 2026
With yet another historic edition, Fenagra 2026 has already sold 80% and promises to be even bigger, with 50% more exhibitors. Aboissa will continue to be present, connecting companies, creating business and contributing to transform the commodities scenario with ethics, precision and market intelligence.
