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CERES JAS Client List 2021 (Updated on June 04, 2021) CERES JAS client list 2021 (updated on June 04, 2021) 2018 2018 2019 2019 2020 2020 2021 2021 Date of Date of Date of Date of PPM/Re crop/wi Proces Cert. N° Cert. N° Cert. N° Cert. N° Comment (e.g. reason of Name of operation Country Address of Client Name of operation sites addresses of operation sites certificate certificate certificate certificate -Packer co sing 2018 2019 2020 2021 suspension / revocation) issue issue issue issue 10 Kapitan leitenant Evstati ①Aroniada-Agro ЕOOD ①3 Carkovna nezavisimost Str., Aroniada-Agro EOOD BG Vinarov str, 7000 Ruse, Bulgaria ②Kristina Kalinova 7000 Ruse, Bulgaria PPM x 16.04.2019 46064-2 09.04.2020 46064-3 ②23 Baba Tonka Str., 7150 Dve 10 Kapitan leitenant Evstati Agrobiotech Ltd v.mogili, Enina, Bulgaria Kazanlak district, Stara Aroniada-Agro EOOD BG Vinarov str, 7000 Ruse, Bulgaria Zagora region, Bulgaria PPM x 16.04.2019 46064-2 09.04.2020 46064-3 Av. 6 de Marzo, Calle 5 #55, Zona BV 082, BV 1061, BV 500, BV LOAYZA, COPACABANA, AGRICABV/AGRICAFE S.A. BO Santa Rosa, El Alto, La Paz, 1062 etc. (see Annex) INCAPAMPA, SAN PABLO II etc. PPM x 12.10.2018 36271-2 20.08.2019 36271-3 11.11.2020 36271-4 Bolivia. (see Annex) Av. 6 de Marzo, Calle 5 #55, Zona Planta de Beneficio Ecológico Colonia Corpus Christy S/N, AGRICABV/AGRICAFE S.A. BO Santa Rosa, El Alto, La Paz, Municipio Caranavi, La Paz, Bolivia PPM x 12.10.2018 36271-2 20.08.2019 36271-3 11.11.2020 36271-4 Bolivia. AV. 26 DE FEBRERO, Nº 25, Planta 2 Parque Industrial PI 16. LATCO ALIMENTOS NATURALES BO SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA - International in Santa Cruz, Bolivia PPM x 22.05.2018 36244-3 23.08.2019 36244-4 12.05.2020 36244-5 LATCO INTERNATIONAL S.A. BOLIVIA AV. 26 DE FEBRERO, Nº 25, Planta 1 Km 9/5 al Norte Barrio Las ALIMENTOS NATURALES Re- BO SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA - Pampitas x 12.05.2020 36244-5 LATCO INTERNATIONAL S.A. Packer BOLIVIA COMUNIDAD CONCEPCIÓN FINCA CONCEPCIÓN COMUNIDAD CONCEPCIÓN FINCA CONCEPCIÓN BO NRO. S/N. PROVINCIA ÑUFLO NRO. S/N. PROVINCIA ÑUFLO PPM x 22.05.2020 57752 DE CHAVEZ, SANTA CRUZ – DE CHAVEZ, SANTA CRUZ – ComunidadBOLIVIA El Puente Prov. Comunidad El Puente Prov. ComunidadBOLIVIA El Puente Prov. Finca El Puente BO Guarayos. Santa Cruz – Bolivia Guarayos. Santa Cruz – Bolivia Guarayos. Santa Cruz – Bolivia PPM x 15.06.2020 57766 Localidad de San José de Finca San José de Chiquitos Localidad de San José de Finca San José de Chiquitos BO Chiquitos Nro. S/N. Provincia Chiquitos Nro. S/N. Provincia PPM x 05.06.2020 57758 Chiquitos. Santa Cruz - Bolivia Chiquitos. Santa Cruz - Bolivia Av. Arica No. 777, El Alto. La Paz - OR-LC-SGM-CAJ-DCR, OR-EA- Cajhuata, Soraga, Florida etc. (see SINDAN ORGANIC S.R.L.－ Bolivia SQ-SO-JMM, OR-LC-SGM-FLO- Annex) 19.06.2020 36238-3 Sociedad Industrial de Alimentos BO HMG etc. (see Annex) PPM x 13.06.2018 36238-2 04.07.2019 36238-2 02.09.2020 36238-4 Naturales y Orgánicos SRL Rod. Arthur Bernardes No 5555, Agropalma S.A. Field A – G, Acará, Pará, Brazil Companhia Refinadora da Amazô BR 66.825-000, Belém, Pará PPM x 05.04.2019 73441-1 11.09.2020 73441-2 nia Rod. Arthur Bernardes No 5555, Companhia Refinadora da Amazô Acará, Pará Companhia Refinadora da Amazô BR 66.825-000, Belém, Pará nia Rod. Arthur Bernardes No 5555, PPM x 05.04.2019 73442-1 11.09.2020 73442-2 nia 66.825-000, Belém, Pará Rodovia Candido Portinari, s/n, SN 1, SM 1, SM 2, SM 3, SM 4, Municipio Cristais Paulista and AGROPECUÁRIA MINAMIHARA 20.03.2019 89473-1 07.08.2020 89473-3 BR bairro: Parque Vicente Leporace I. SM 5, SM 6, SM 7, SM 8, SM 9, Municipio Franca, São Paulo, PPM x ORGÂNICOS LTDA 22.07.2019 89473-2 08.09.2020 89473-4 Cidade: Franca/SP, CEP: OV 1, OV 2, OV 3, OV 4 OV 5 Brasil Rod14407000,. Transamazônica Brasil km 64 s/n, Ama Peixe & Boi Ltda. Rod. Transamazônica km 64 s/n, Ama Peixe & Boi Ltda. BR CEP 68383-000 Vitória do Xingú – CEP 68383-000 Vitória do Xingú – PPM x 22.02.2019 73436-2 28.04.2020 73436-3 PA, Brasil PA, Brasil Rua Diogo Feijó, 1665 Estação Armazéns Gerais Cooperfran Rua Diogo Feijó, 1665 Estação Armazéns Gerais Cooperfran Re- BR Franca – SP - Brazil LTDA Franca – SP - Brazil x 11.10.2018 89407-1 15.05.2020 89407-2 LTDA Packer Rodovia Andradas /Pinhal Km05, Armazens Gerais Nicão Ltda. Rodovia Andradas /Pinhal Km05, Re- Armazens Gerais Nicão Ltda. BR Contendas, Andradas-MG, CEP Contendas, Andradas-MG, CEP x 31.05.2019 89730 22.09.2020 89730-1 37795000, Brasil 37795000, Brasil Packer Rod. Benedito Pereira da Silva, km Field 1 他 Estrada Franca - Ribeirão 08/02/2018 43003-2 Fazenda Bela Época BR 16. Bairro Bom Jardim. CEP Corrente, km 16,5 他 PPM x 08.04.2020 43003-4 12.05.2021 43003-5 18/10/2018 43003-3 14.445-000, Ribeirão Corrente- SP., Brasil Avenida Duque de Caxias, 250, Bela laçá Polpas de Frutas Ind. e ①Abaetetuba, PA, Brasil ②Acar Bela laçá Polpas de Frutas Ind. e BR Bairro Saudade I, CEP 68741-360 Com. Ltda á, PA, Brasil ③Afuá, PA, Brasil PPM x 26.10.2018 73052-1 28.09.2019 73052-2 25.03.2021 73052-3 Com. Ltda - Cidade Castanhal - PA, Brasil ④Anajás, PA, Brasil ⑤Breves, Avenida Duque de Caxias, 250, Bela laçá Polpas de Frutas Ind. e AvenidaPA, Brasil Duque ⑥Cametá de Caxias,, PA, 250,Brasil Bela laçá Polpas de Frutas Ind. e BR Bairro Saudade I, CEP 68741-360 Com. Ltda Bairro Saudade I, CEP 68741-360 PPM x 26.10.2018 73052-1 28.09.2019 73052-2 25.03.2021 73052-3 Com. Ltda - Cidade Castanhal - PA, Brasil - Cidade Castanhal - PA, Brasil CERES JAS client list 2021 (updated on June 04, 2021) Date of Date of Date of Date of PPM/Re crop/wi Proces Cert. N° Cert. N° Cert. N° Cert. N° Comment (e.g. reason of Name of operation Country Address of Client Name of operation sites addresses of operation sites certificate certificate certificate certificate -Packer co sing 2018 2019 2020 2021 suspension / revocation) issue issue issue issue AV GENERAL ASTOLFO AV GENERAL ASTOLFO Cafebras Comercio de Cafésdo FERREIRA MENDE, 650, Cafebras Comercio de Cafésdo FERREIRA MENDE, 650, Re- BR x 28.06.2019 89690 13.03.2020 89690-1 15.03.2021 89690-2 Brasil S/A GALPAO D - MORADA DO SOL Brasil S/A GALPAO D - MORADA DO SOL Packer Patrocinio - MG - CEP: 38.744-604 Patrocinio - MG - CEP: 38.744-604 - Brazil - Brazil Rua Horácio Sabino Coimbra 100, Cia. Cacique de Café Solúvel, S.A. Rua Horácio Sabino Coimbra 100, Cia. Cacique de Café Solúvel, S.A. BR Londrina, Brazil Londrina, Brazil PPM x 08.05.2018 73053-1 09.07.2019 73053-2 27.07.2020 76053-3 13.05.2021 73053-4 Rua Maranhão, 10–Centro, CEP 1. COCAM Rua Maranhão, 10–Centro, CEP Cocam Cia de Café Solúvel e BR 15.800-020, Catanduva–SP, Brazil 2. Armazém de Café Verde (保管 15.800-020, Catanduva–SP, Brazil PPM x 29.03.2018 43554-2 04.04.2019 43554-3 13.03.2020 43554-4 04.03.2021 43554-5 derivados 所) Rod. Alfredo Jorge km 2,5 – CEP Rodovia MG 290, km 54,3 Comexim Ltda. Rodovia15816-000 MG, Catanduva290, km 54,3 – SP, Re- Comexim Ltda. BR Córrego da Gralha - Ouro Fino - Córrego da Gralha - Ouro Fino - x 16.12.2020 94336 Packer MG MG RodoviaCEP 37570-000 PA140 Km 02, Tomé Açú ASMOPAC, AMPRISA IlhaCEP Cacoal 37570-000, Município de Cametá Cooperativa Agrícola Mista de Tom BR /PA 68682-000, Brasil – PA, Brasil PPM x 06.02.2018 89046 11.01.2019 89046-1 02.03.2020 89046-2 é-Açu (CAMTA) Igarapé Santana, Município de Rodovia PA140 Km 02, Tomé Açú Cooperativa Agrícola Mista de Tom RodoviaIgarapé MiriPA140 – PA Km, Brasil 02, Tomé Açú Cooperativa Agrícola Mista de Tom BR /PA 68682-000, Brasil é-Açu (CAMTA) /PA 68682-000, Brasil PPM x 06.02.2018 89046 11.01.2019 89046-1 02.03.2020 89046-2 é-Açu (CAMTA) Cooperativa dos Agricultores Rua Antônio Candido de 1APS - Talhão Tijuco Preto, 1AF - Campestre, Poço Fundo, Machado Familiares de Poço Fundo e Regiã BR Souza,49, 37.757-000 Poço Talhão Tarumã, 1AMS - Talhão da etc. (see annex) PPM x 30.01.2019 73458-1 14.12.2020 73458-2 16.03.2021 73458-3 o LTDA – COOPFAM Fundo, MG-Brazil Casa etc. (see annex) Rodovia Cajuru/Sp para Cassia Estancia Bela Vista Rodovia Cajuru/Sp para Cassia Estancia Bela Vista BR dos Coqueiros, km 10, MG, Brazil dos Coqueiros, km 10, MG, Brazil PPM x 18.10.2019 89843 05.08.2020 89843-1 3775000 Bairro Serra Negra / MG, Fazenda Jacarandá 3775000 Bairro Serra Negra / MG, Fazenda Jacarandá BR Brasil Brasil PPM x 04.03.2018 43133-2 19.06.2019 43133-3 10.11.2020 43133-4 CNPJ: 21.610.272/0001-83, Pedra Dourada Vargem Alegre 他 Luisburgo, Minas Gerais, Brazil FAZENDAS KLEM IMPORTAÇÃO 2018/11/12 73316-2 30.01.2020 73316-3 BR CORREGO DOS BATISTAS, PPM x 10.05.2021 73316-5 E EXPORTAÇÃO DE CAFÉ LTDA 2018/11/20 73316-3 16.07.2020 73316-4 ZONA RURAL – MARTINS CNPJ:SOARES 21.610.272/0001-83,/MG – BRAZIL FAZENDAS KLEM IMPORTAÇÃO CNPJ: 21.610.272/0001-83, FAZENDAS KLEM IMPORTAÇÃO 2018/11/12 73316-2 30.01.2020 73316-3 BR CORREGO DOS BATISTAS, E EXPORTAÇÃO DE CAFÉ LTDA CORREGO DOS BATISTAS, PPM x 10.05.2021 73316-5 E EXPORTAÇÃO DE CAFÉ LTDA 2018/11/20 73316-3 16.07.2020 73316-4 ZONA RURAL – MARTINS ZONA RURAL – MARTINS CNPJ:SOARES 21.610.272/0001-83,/MG – BRAZIL Pedra Dourada Vargem Alegre 他 Luisburgo,SOARES/MG Minas – BRAZIL Gerais, Brazil FAZENDAS KLEM IMPORTAÇÃO x 30.01.2020 73316-3 BR CORREGO DOS BATISTAS, PPM 20.11.2018 73316-3 10.05.2021 73316-5 E EXPORTAÇÃO DE CAFÉ LTDA (feed) 16.07.2020 73316-4 ZONA RURAL – MARTINS RuaSOARES Rui Barbosa/MG – BRAZIL, 88 － Fazenda Ondas da Mantiqueira Estrada da Fazenda Boa Vista, km Fazenda Ondas da Mantiqueira BR Contabilidade, CEP 37472-000, 05 － Bairro Boa Vista, Carmo de PPM x 23.11.2018 73134-1 01.07.2019 73134-2 30.07.2020 73134-3 Carmo de Minas-MG, Brazil Minas/MG, CEP 37472-000 Caixa Postal 283, 38600-00, Fazenda Paraiso, Sra Maria Maliko Caixa Postal 283, 38600-00, Fazenda Paraiso, Sra Maria Maliko BR Paracatú / MG, Brazil T.
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