Sumitomo Chemical was established in 1913 to manufacture fertilizer from sulfur dioxide emitted from copper mine operations in Niihama, Ehime to address the environmental problems caused by the mine.
Founded with two main goals, eliminating pollution and supporting the growth of local agricultural production, Sumitomo Chemical keeps these principles alive to this day.
It has headquarters in Tokyo and Osaka and more than 170 affiliates worldwide with over 30,000 employees.
Sumitomo Chemical Latin America is one of the global business regions of Sumitomo Chemical Company (SCC).
Founded in 2011, headquartered in Sao Paulo, Brazil, SCLA houses all businesses in the Health and Plant Protection sector in Latin America.
With the goal of contributing to societal demands, helping to increase food production, preventing the spread of infectious diseases and enabling people to live a healthier life, SCLA has been successful in the Latin American market in recent years, and still has great growth potential.

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Sumitomo Chemical Latin America

Sumitomo Chemical Latin America's headquarters in São Paulo, Brazil

Andrea T.

Iara Souza

Gustavo Melo

Nilton Picinato

Eduardo Rossini

Afonso Matos

Jose Fabretti

Vanessa Santos Magalhaes

Mario Drehmer

Sergio Sandoval

Luiz Hernando Vidal

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Jose Fabretti

Marcio Giraffa

Luiz Hernando Vidal

Rodrigo Adamy

Afonso Matos

Eduardo Rossini

Gustavo Melo

Andrea T.

Fernando Higutchi Sato

Anderson Oliveira

Nilton Picinato

Hugo Ribeiro

Iara Souza

Caio Silva

César M.

Mario Drehmer

Renata Bergamo

Vanessa Santos Magalhaes

Michel Cedrick Butnariu

Cleber Callegari

Luis Gustavo Feltran Serafim

Evaldo Pinheiro

Roberta Brigido

Gabriel Caixeta Pereira

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