Environmental Responsibility
Committed to Sustainable Practices and Resource Conservation
Plant trees to meet 5% of the requirement.
Study alternatives for power generation until 2017.
Starting in 2018, reuse 2 million gallons of water every day.
The COPACOL-COOPERATIVA AGROINDUSTRIAL CONSOLATA products are available practically everywhere in Brazil and are exported to more than 60 nations across all five continents. Since our establishment in 1963, we have expanded and established relationships with consumers and farmers alike, ensuring that your meals will be of a high standard of taste and quality.
The high quality of our range is ensured by Copacol’s sophisticated, completely integrated poultry production system, which enables the company to have food from the field to the finished product. Since it began selling chicken products in the global market more than 33 years ago, Copacol has valued food security, respected cultural differences, and elevated the standard of living for all.
COPACOL-COOPERATIVA AGROINDUSTRIAL CONSOLATA, founded in western Paraná State, has been a prominent figure in the poultry sector since the launch of its Integrated Poultry Complex project. Poultry now contributes to 60% of the cooperative’s annual revenue. Copacol maintains strict control over every aspect of production—from the initial stages to logistics and marketing—to ensure the delivery of high-quality poultry products recognized worldwide. The cooperative’s commitment to quality extends across its operations, ensuring that its products maintain their flavor and integrity throughout the supply chain.
The poultry division of Copacol involves 900 cooperative members and over 1,100 hatcheries. These members benefit from diversified holdings, allowing them to engage in other agricultural ventures such as fish farming, dairy production, pig farming, and cereal cultivation. With the combination of cutting-edge technology and technical support provided by Copacol, these branches excel in producing superior outcomes in animal welfare, helping maintain high standards of quality and sustainability across the cooperative’s operations.
Copacol’s investments in automatic slaughtering equipment increase the aggregate worth of the goods so they can be sold on the most competitive global marketplaces. Along with the chicken lines, Copacol processes 3,100 tons of goods each month for both domestic and foreign markets, including commodities that are fresh, frozen, seasoned, and processed meats to meet the needs of different customers.
More than 6,000 union men are served by Copacol (Cooperative Agricultural Consolata), a Brazilian company founded in Cafelandia City, Parana State. Its high-quality products are backed by certifications for ISO 9001, BRC – Food Products, and APPCC/HACCP – Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points. Copacol has been in business for 53 years, has 33 years of expertise in foreign markets, and is currently present on all five continents. Copacol’s values relate to commercialized products based on food safety, respecting cultures, and creating possibilities for life for all people.
Copacol (Cooperative Agricultural Consolata) was established on October 23, 1963, by Father Luis Luise and an additional 32 immigrant farmers from the states of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul with the goal of achieving the distribution of electric energy to the members.
Six years later, in 1969, the Cooperative was cut off from this sector in order to better serve agriculture, which at the time stood out due to the production of beans, rice, corn, and coffee.
Copacol is concerned with both the quality of people’s lives and sustainable development. As a result, the Cooperative has been growing its business in line with the strategic foresight by economic, environmental, and social issues. In its new strategic project, Copacol 4.0, the Cooperative has identified four development projects and a revenue objective of 4 billion BRL
Copacol promotes causes, ideals, and activities targeted at improving the personal and organizational development of women through the training programs of the Copacol Women’s Group, which was introduced in 2001. This is done along with the goal of resupplying women into community and cooperative activities.
Social programs geared toward children are among the initiatives that have aided in the cultural, academic, and sporting development of the kids of colleagues, employees, and residents of the towns in their territory. Promote sports, culture, and education. Twenty thousand kids and teenagers will participate until 2018.
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