Cooperativa Agrícola Mista de Tome-Acu or The Mixed Agricultural Cooperative of Tomé-Açu - CAMTA - started its activities in 1929, founded by Japanese immigrants who sought to colonize the region of Tomé-Açu, in the State of Pará, cultivating cocoa, vegetables and rice.

Agroforestry crops began in the 1970s with the aim of overcoming the decay of Black Pepper monoculture, aiming at the economic stability of growers through the consortium of various fruit and forest plant species in the decaying areas of chili. of Kingdom. Thus diversifying production through the development of the Tomé-Açu Agroforestry System - SAFTA, which has made the region an important export hub for tropical fruits and a reference in the development, innovation and dissemination of SAFTA technology in Brazil, Bolivia and Ghana, Africa.

CONTACT:

Address:

Tomé-Açu Mixed Agricultural Cooperative.
Avenida Dionísio Bentes 210
Centro, 68682-000
Tomé-Açu, Pará, Brazil

Telephone:

+55 91 3734-1352
+55 91 99110-3001