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Paranaguá - PR Plant

Reactivated in 2025 with an investment of more than R$40 million, the Paranaguá industrial plant was modernized to become a vital logistics and production hub for the South region and Mato Grosso do Sul.

600,000 tons of fertilizer produced per year (installed capacity)
250+ direct jobs generated in the Paraná coastal region
R$ 40 million invested in modernization, environmental compliance, and the resumption of operations
80% of fertilizer entering Brazil passes through the Port of Paranaguá, where our plant serves as a strategic hub
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What sets Paranaguá apart

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Focus on blending and storage: the plant was repositioned to operate with maximum efficiency in these stages, meeting the field’s immediate demands.

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Main crops served: Soybeans, corn, sugarcane, and winter crops (wheat, barley, and oats).

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Prime location: situated in the Alexandra district, with convenient access to the main shipping routes and the port terminal.

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Quality control: laboratories equipped for rigorous chemical analysis and full traceability of every batch produced.

Resumption of Operations

Heringer modernized its facilities at the Paranaguá plant to meet the most demanding environmental and operational standards. By fulfilling the requirements of the Preliminary and Installation Licenses, we reaffirm our commitment to resuming blending and storage activities in the region.

In 2025, we obtained a partial Operating License, which enabled the reactivation of operations that had been running until 2019, before the plant was shut down. In this way, we continue to invest in the growth and strengthening of our operations across various regions of Brazil, driving the sector’s development and contributing to the advancement of Brazilian agriculture.

Plant History

The Paranaguá Plant has a history marked by significant regulatory milestones and an ongoing commitment to environmental compliance.

2005
Fertilizantes Heringer receives its Operating License for fertilizer blending and storage.
2008
IAP (the state environmental agency) issues an Operating License for acidulation, granulation, and sulfur conversion.
2009
A Public Civil Action affects the plant’s licensing, restricting potentially impactful activities.
2010
The courts suspend acidulation, conversion, and granulation activities, allowing only blending.
2018
Fertilizantes Heringer begins a new licensing process, preparing a new EIA/RIMA (environmental impact study) in 2019.
2019
The company enters judicial reorganization, resulting in the shutdown of the blending plant.
2022
EuroChem takes over Heringer’s plants and determines that Paranaguá will operate exclusively with blending and storage.
2024
The 11th Federal Court closes the Public Civil Action, confirming environmental compliance and allowing the resumption of the licensing process.
2025
Obtaining the partial Operating License, authorizing the operation of the warehouses and the blending plant.

Responsibility

The Paranaguá plant project reaffirms our commitment to environmental protection and compliance. After more than a decade of studies and operational improvements, we have resumed activities, ensuring safety and efficiency at every stage of the production process.

Legal Documentation

Access the documents that meet legal requirements and reinforce our commitment to operational transparency:

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