Founded in 1959, in the city of Londrina, Paraná, the Companhia Cacique de Café Solúvel is the largest Brazilian soluble coffee exporter and one of the world’s main soluble coffee industries. The company’s expertise and committment to quality, the continuous investments in new technologies and innovation and the search for sustainable development have allowed Cacique to cater to the various markets around the globe.

Cocam Cia. de Café Solúvel e Derivados was founded in 1970 in the city of Catanduva, São Paulo state. Over its trajectory, the company developed a wide portfolio with over 60 products, such as spray dried, freeze dried and agglomerate coffees, coffee extract concentrate and private labels for third party companies.

IGC, a company of Marubeni Corporation group, was founded in 1967 in the city of Cornélio Procópio, state of Paraná. In addition to the Brazilian market, the company exports bulk and final (private label) products to more than 50 countries, being a reference in quality, innovation and sustainability. The IGC figures among the largest soluble coffee industries in Brazil and worldwide; its portfolio includes soluble coffee types such as spray-dried, agglomerated, and freeze-dried, as well as concentrated coffee extracts and coffee oil.

It has been almost one century since Nestlé opened its first plant in the town of Araras, Sao Paulo to manufacture Leite Moça condensed milk. In 1929 the company was asked by the Brazilian government to develop a powdered coffee extract in order to help keeping inside Brazil the surplus of coffee in the market caused by the crash of the New York Exchange in that same year. Those efforts lead to the launch of the iconic brand NESCAFÉ. NESCAFÉ branded coffees were featured in historical moments such as part of the US armed forces provisions during the Second World War and the hot beverage of choice for the crew of the Apolo 11 mission. In 1953 the Nestlé’s plant in Araras started producing NESCAFÉ and since then it has committed itself with innovation and excellence in the instant coffees production. And that is being done in highest respect to the environment, to the Brazilian coffee growers and to all consumers.

Founded in 1971 in the city of Viana, in Espírito Santo state, Realcafé has contributed to developing the Conilon (Robusta) coffee market, used as raw material in the production of soluble coffee and also in roasted & ground blends. Part of the Tristão Group, the company sells its products in the domestic and foreign markets, to partners (B2B) and final consumers. Realcafé has a daily production of 30 tons of soluble coffee and 15 tons of R&G, in a complex with 4 manufacturing plants being: one plant for spray-dried and agglomerate soluble coffee, in bulk and packaged; another for coffee oil extraction; and one plant exclusively for roasted & ground coffee (line of traditional coffees).

Founded in 1962 in the city of Alfenas, Minas Gerais state, the company has a diverse line of products in its portfolio, including: coffees, teas, honey, açaí, green coffee extract, liquid coffee concentrate, cocoa powder and sweeteners. Among the coffee products, the main brand is Maria Bonita in the roasted, soluble (spray-dried) and decaf versions, and also coffee with milk (3 in 1), directed at final consumers. Campinho also produces soluble coffee private labels, 3 in 1 and other products for large third-party companies.

Arm of the multinational conglomerate OLAM, whose headquarters are in Singapore. It operates in several commodity markets around the world and is also one of the largest exporters of coffee beans in Brazil. It started the construction of the current plant in 2021, in the municipality of Linhares-ES, with a capacity to produce 9 thousand tons/year of instant coffee of the spray dried and freeze dried types. Operations began in May 2023.