Origran connects international buyers to identified chia fields in the Bela Vista region of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, on the Brazil-Paraguay border. Clean product, full traceability, export-ready logistics.
Conventional black chia, grown without agrochemicals in one of South America's most consolidated chia belts. Multi-residue laboratory analysis documents a clean profile, and organic certification is being initiated for upcoming crops. Container quantities available; current availability and samples on request.
| Origin | Bela Vista region, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil |
| Crop status | Conventional, grown without agrochemicals, residue analysis available |
| Purity | 99.5% minimum, export cleaning standard |
| Moisture | 8% to 10% maximum |
| Packing | New food-grade big bags (FIBC ~1,000 kg) with liner |
| Shipment | FOB Santos, superintendence at loading (weight and quality) |
| Documentation | COA per lot, phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, full export set |
We work grower-direct. Every lot is traceable to the fields where it was grown, sampled under sealed counter-sample protocol, and shipped with a complete documentation set.
Lots are linked to identified fields and growers in the Bela Vista region. No blending of unknown origins.
Multi-residue, mycotoxin and microbiological panels (including Salmonella) by accredited laboratories, with COA issued per lot.
Multi-point sampling with sealed counter-samples in three copies, and independent superintendence of weight and quality at loading.
New food-grade FIBC big bags with liner, prepared for food safety requirements of the EU and US markets.
Phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, invoice, packing list, bill of lading and COA with every shipment.
Current crop is conventional, grown without agrochemicals. Organic certification is being initiated with internationally recognized certifiers for upcoming crops.
Origran was founded by a partnership of agronomists, growers and export management professionals based in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. Our anchor production comes from established family-run farms in the Bela Vista region, part of one of the most consolidated chia growing belts in South America, on the Brazil-Paraguay border.
Our purpose is simple: connect serious international buyers directly to the origin, with the classification rigor of people who grow the product and the contractual discipline of people who manage complex projects for a living.
We start with black chia and will expand to other specialty grains from the same trusted network of growers.
Tell us your specification, documentation requirements and target volumes. We reply within one business day.
Gabriel Acioly, Export Representative