Camil Alimentos S.A. is a Brazilian company specialized in the food sector, focusing on the production of beans, rice, sugar, and canned fish. Currently, it is the market leader in South America in the segment in which it operates. In addition to national operations, the company also has international operations in countries such as Uruguay, Chile, and Peru.

The main focus of Camil's operations is the industrialization, commercialization, and distribution of products, especially grains like beans and rice. Additionally, the company also offers as part of its portfolio, sugar, sauces, pâtés, and canned fish, such as sardines and tuna.

In summary, Camil is a conglomerate that is part of the Camil Group. That is, the company has, in addition to Camil, other brands such as União and Coqueiro. Camil has been in the market for over 50 years and has a vast portfolio of products marketed under the brands of the Camil Group.

In total, the company has 27 industrial plants and 18 distribution centers, spread across both national and international territories. Thus, there are 13 industrial units located in Brazil, specialized in grains, sugar, and fish. Additionally, 1 industrial plant in Argentina, 3 in Chile, and 2 in Peru.

The Camil conglomerate is responsible for exporting products to over 60 countries. To this end, the company has more than 4,415 employees in Brazil and several others spread across South America and other regions of the world. In general, the company is present in more than 50 countries through the export of the various products it supplies.

On the Stock Exchange, the Company is listed under the code CAML3 on the Novo Mercado, characterized as the highest level of governance. Additionally, it also has representation in the fractional market, under the code CAML3F.

Camil's journey in the market began in 1963 when the company was just a cooperative of rice producers. Until then, Camil Alimentos has collected achievements and victories over more than 50 years of history, becoming a leader in the segment in which it operates.

Initially, the company was founded as a cooperative in Rio Grande do Sul, after rice cultivation migrated from the Midwest region to the South region. At that time, productivity in the southern part of the country was more advantageous for rice producers, who invested in the opportunity to create new businesses.

In 1974, Camil began distributing rice in 5 kg plastic packaging. At that time, the move was seen in the market as an innovation, where the company received praise from consumers. The way of buying rice in 5 kg packaging is, in fact, the most used method to this day.

In 1975, Camil began the expansion process and opened, in São Paulo, the first storage, distribution, and customer service center. With the center in operation, the company expanded the operations carried out that year.