Grupo Pluma Agroavícola

About Grupo Pluma Agroavícola

Pluma Agroavícola is a consolidated company in the market that began in 1999. With above-average growth and development, the company is a reference in the poultry sector, being the largest producer of fertile eggs and broiler chicks in Latin America. Today, its production stands out in the market, with an annual accommodation of more than 6.5 million breeders, producing more than 90 million fertile eggs and selling 40 million broiler chicks per month. Pluma Agroavícola supplies poultry genetic material to 100% of the Brazilian territory, operating in eight states: Paraná (with its headquarters in Cascavel), Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, São Paulo, Mato Grosso do Sul, Goiás, Pernambuco, Espírito Santo, and also in the Federal District. Furthermore, it is responsible for about 40% of Brazil's total fertile egg exports, exporting its products to Mexico, Paraguay, and the African Continent. Another highlight of the company is the supply of embryonated eggs to the Butantan Institute, for the production of the flu vaccine (H1N1 and its variants) and also the Butanvac vaccine against coronavirus. To ensure the quality of broiler chicks, we invest heavily in incubation technology with constant training programs and implemented GMP. We use advanced techniques, such as "in ovo" vaccination, which allows application before their birth.