BRAZIL SOUTH AMERICA

Zortrax Forestry Launches New Agroforestry Project in Brazil

​Zortrax Forestry, a subsidiary of Zortrax Agriculture Corporation, is proud to unveil its latest agroforestry initiative in Brazil, furthering its mission to promote sustainable reforestation and land management practices.
This ambitious project will focus on planting a carefully selected mix of native and exotic species, designed to restore degraded lands, enhance biodiversity, and contribute to global carbon sequestration goals.
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Key Features of the Agroforestry Project:

• Integrated Systems: The initiative incorporates agroforestry, silvopastoral, and agrosilvopastoral systems, blending forestry with agriculture and livestock to maximize land-use efficiency and environmental benefits.
• Sustainable Tropical Hardwood Production: By cultivating high-value hardwoods sustainably, the project supports economic growth while protecting Brazil's delicate ecosystems.
• Biodiversity Conservation: Reintroducing native species and promoting mixed planting systems to enhance soil health, reduce erosion, and create habitats for wildlife.

• Community Engagement: Partnering with local communities and stakeholders to provide training, job opportunities, and a share in the economic benefits of sustainable forestry.

A Step Towards a Greener Future
Zortrax Forestry’s commitment to sustainability and innovation is at the heart of this project. By combining modern agroforestry techniques with traditional knowledge, the initiative aims to set new standards for sustainable land management in Brazil and beyond.
This project also aligns with Zortrax Agriculture Corporation’s global vision of driving positive environmental and economic impact through responsible agriculture and forestry practices.
We are excited to lead this transformative effort in Brazil and invite stakeholders, partners, and communities to join us in creating a sustainable future.

Zortrax Tea To Expands into South America: 50-Acre Tea Farm Acquisition in Boquete, Panama

Zortrax Tea, a proud subsidiary of Zortrax Agriculture Corporation, is delighted to announce its entry into the South American market with the acquisition of a 50-acre tea farm in Boquete, Panama. Known for its fertile soil and ideal climate, Boquete is poised to become a cornerstone of Zortrax Tea’s global tea production efforts.

A Strategic Move Toward Agricultural Excellence
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This acquisition represents the first step in an ambitious plan to strengthen our footprint in the rich agricultural regions of South America. By the end of 2027, Zortrax Agriculture aims to have acquired over 300 acres in Panama, expanding not only tea cultivation but also other diversified agricultural activities.

​Why Boquete, Panama?

• Ideal Growing Conditions: Boquete’s climate and soil are renowned for supporting premium tea and other high-value crops.
• Strategic Location: Situated in the heart of a vibrant agricultural region, Panama provides access to both local and international markets.
• Sustainability Potential: With a focus on eco-friendly practices, Zortrax Tea is committed to sustainable farming methods that benefit both the environment and the local community.

A Vision for Growth
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This expansion aligns with Zortrax Agriculture Corporation’s mission to diversify its agricultural portfolio and contribute to global food security. The tea farms in Panama will not only enhance the company’s production capabilities but also solidify its position as a global leader in agriculture.
For Zortrax this is an exciting time for Zortrax Tea as we establish ourselves in one of the most promising agricultural regions of South America. Our investment in Panama reflects our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and the pursuit of excellence in all our agricultural endeavors.

​Future Plans
By investing in the fertile lands of Panama, Zortrax Tea is laying the groundwork for a thriving tea production operation that will cater to both local and international markets. As part of our long-term strategy, we are actively exploring opportunities for expanding our agricultural activities in South America and beyond building processing factories for our raw produce.