Cooxupé is a cooperative with more than 21,000 member farmers, primarily composed of small family-based producers united by the principles of cooperativism. The organization operates in the collection, processing, and commercialization of coffee produced in over 330 municipalities across the regions of Southern Minas Gerais, Cerrado Mineiro, Matas de Minas, and Vale do Rio Pardo, in the state of São Paulo. Its mission extends beyond coffee production, with a strong focus on promoting sustainable development through structured technical assistance, access to agricultural inputs and services, credit lines, training initiatives, and development programs that support members throughout the entire value chain, from cultivation to commercialization, strengthening the communities in which it operates. Internationally recognized for the quality of its coffees, Cooxupé exports its production to more than 50 countries and operates in an integrated manner across multiple business segments, including its own roasting facilities, specialty and certified coffees, grain trading, an animal feed plant, soil analysis laboratories, geoprocessing services, and own branded product lines. The cooperative also leads strategic initiatives such as the Gerações Protocol, which promotes good agricultural practices and provides criteria and guidelines for cooperative families to produce coffee responsibly, ensuring quality, market competitiveness, and a sustainable legacy for future generations. Cooxupé’s structure includes 49 locations, including its headquarters in Guaxupé, regional branches, an export office in Santos, modern warehouses, and the Japy Industrial Complex — an advanced logistics hub that positions Cooxupé as a benchmark for operational efficiency, innovation, and quality.