Consolidated volume
The cooperative brings together the production of its whole membership, allowing it to fill orders no individual producer in the region could fill.
Wholesale and Buyers
Buy Amazonian Robusta (Conilon) coffee direct from the cooperative
Robusta/Conilon coffee, cassava flour and banana chips, with consolidated volume from the membership, identified origin, and a single commercial counterparty: the cooperative.
Facts at a glance
- Members
- 23
- Municipalities served
- 8
- Founded
- 2024
- Products
- Robusta (Conilon) coffee, cassava flour, banana chips and forest raw materials
- Location
- Colniza, Mato Grosso, Brazil
- Legal form
- Non-profit producer cooperative (Brazilian Law 5.764/71)
Why buy from the cooperative
Identified origin
Production is received and identified by property of origin within the cooperative's receiving structure.
One counterparty
Contract, invoicing and logistics with a single legal entity, rather than with dozens of individual producers.
Value that returns to origin
Sales proceeds return to the membership and to the cooperative's statutory funds. There is no investor shareholder extracting profit.
Products
Summary of the three lines. Full specifications are on each product page.
Robusta / Conilon
Coffee
Robusta/Conilon coffee grown by member families in northern Mato Grosso.
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Processed food
Banana Chips
Banana chips made from bananas harvested on member properties.
View productLooking for Amazonian forest raw materials such as dragon's blood or natural latex? See the Forest Products line
The cooperative holds no certifications at this time. No seal, certification or accreditation is claimed anywhere on this site.
Logistics
The cooperative's bylaws provide for transport services and for operating as a general warehouse, issuing instruments representing agricultural deposits. Operating as a general warehouse requires a specific certification that the cooperative does not yet hold. Transport and storage are agreed case by case: state the destination and timeframe in your quotation request.
Request a quote or a sample
Tell us the product, estimated volume, destination and timeline. The cooperative will reply with availability, specification and terms.
Buyer FAQ
Short answers to the questions buyers ask first. Anything not covered here: send us your product, volume and destination.
Do you export outside Brazil?
We sell to buyers in Brazil and abroad, but the cooperative does not act as the exporter itself. International buyers purchase from the cooperative and handle export clearance and shipping through their own exporter, trading company or freight forwarder. Send us your product, volume and destination and we will reply with terms and a sample offer.
Can I get samples?
Yes. Request one through the form on this page, on WhatsApp or by email, telling us the product, the estimated volume and the destination. Sample size, shipping and any cost are agreed case by case.
What products can I buy wholesale?
Robusta (Conilon) coffee, cassava flour (the line also includes pumpkin flour and farofa) and Terra Banana Chips, all from member properties. Forest raw materials, dragon's blood resin and natural latex, come from a partner traditional riverside community.
Where is the coffee grown?
On the family properties of the cooperative's members around Taquaruçu do Norte, in the municipality of Colniza, in the Amazon region of northwestern Mato Grosso, Brazil. The cooperative serves producers in 8 municipalities.
What is the difference between Robusta and Conilon?
Both are Coffea canephora. Botanically, Conilon and Robusta are different variety groups of the same species, but in trade the names overlap: Conilon is the name used in Brazil, and Robusta is the trade name for the species internationally. A buyer looking for Brazilian Robusta is looking for Conilon.
Who do I contact and how fast do you reply?
Write to carvalhobeans@gmail.com, message +1 (978) 398-5263 on WhatsApp or use the quote form on this page. We reply within 24 hours.
Can I visit the cooperative?
Contact us to arrange a visit. The cooperative is at Av. Taquaruçu do Norte, s/n, Vila Taquaruçu do Norte, Colniza – MT, 78335-000, Brazil, and it also holds open Field Days at its nursery, announced in the news section.
What is the minimum order and the price?
They depend on the product, the volume and the destination. Send us your product, volume and destination and we will reply with terms and a sample offer.