From Green
To Golden

Brazil presents its Distillers Grains industry to the world. A product that is born from the use of clean energy from biomass and sustainable agriculture and that generates both renewable fuels (corn ethanol) and high-performance source for animal nutrition, contributing to the planet’s food security.

Who We Are

Few Words About
Brazilian Distillers Grains

Brazil is the right place for the production of distillers grains with commercial efficiency and socio-environmental responsibility, now exporting this product to the world.

Biomass Energy

Use of 100% energy from biomass to generate ethanol from corn and distillers grains.

Green Energy

93% of the energy produced in Brazil is renewable and not from fossil fuels. An example to the world.

Sustainable Intensification

Brazil has exceptional conditions for producing grains. Getting two corn crops in the same year, rotating with soybean plantations in some regions of the country.

Bioeconomy

The energy used in the production of ethanol corn and distillers grains  in Brazil comes from renewable sources such as biomass. T…

…his sustainable approach reduces dependence on fossil fuels in the industry.

Clean Grid

Brazil is a true champion in the production of clean energy in the world, standing out mainly for its diversified and sustainable en…

…ergy matrix. The country is a leader in the production of biofuels, such as ethanol and biodiesel.

Best Conditions

Brazil offers exceptional conditions for grain production due to its favorable climate, with the presence of sun and rain at the rig…

…ht times for cultivation, advanced technology and qualified labor, which contributes to high productivity rates in the agricultural sector.

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Who We Are

From Green to Golden

the joint production of clean fuels and high-quality animal nutrition for a better world.

Being part bioeconomy represents a holistic approach to economic development that prioritizes sustainability, resource efficiency, and innovation. It seeks to create a resilient economy that addresses current global challenges while securing a sustainable future.

Who We Are

The Brazilian Ethanol and Corn Distillers Sector

It works on two fundamental pillars of our current society: energy security with a focus on the transition to offering clean and renewable fuels, collaborating to reduce the use of fossil fuels, and food security in a world that needs to feed a growing population that wants to consume a diet richer in proteins.

An important fact is that the corn ethanol and distillers grains sector in Brazil uses 100% renewable energy from biomass in the biorefinaries.

Why Distillers Grains?

Distillers grains  are a rich source of protein , making them an excellent feed ingredient for livestock.

Substitute other protein sources efficiently and safely.

Proven effective in replacing soybean meal and other protein sources.

Nutrient-dense

3 times more nutrients than the corn kernel itself.

Cost-Benefit

Distillers Grains ensure improved animal performance.

Competitiveness

Distillers Grains are a feasible option to the animal nutrition market with many advantages: technical and commercial.

More Nutritious

When corn is used to produce ethanol, the starch content is fermented to create ethanol, leaving behind the protein, and other nutri…

…ents in Distillers Grains. This results in a nutrient-dense feed product that is higher in protein content compared to the original corn, making them a valuable ingredient in animal nutrition.

Lower Costs

Distillers Grains are often lower in cost compared to soybeans as a feed ingredient for livestock. This cost difference is primari…

…ly the fact that distillers grains are a co-product of the ethanol production process, so they are readily available at a lower cost compared to soybeans, which are a primary crop used for both human consumption and animal feed.

Better Results

Companies participating in the Brazilian Distillers Grains project have invested in modern biorefineries to obtain the best produc…

…ts on the market. Another relevant fact is that mycotoxin levels are lower than in other producing countries, because the majority of corn harvesting in Brazil takes place during the dry.

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