oates Agro operates as a strategic partner in the international trade of agricultural inputs and nutritional solutions for animal feed, connecting leading global manufacturers with agribusiness companies and industries.
We work from the careful selection of certified global suppliers, through the full management of import operations, logistics, and compliance, to providing technical support in defining the most suitable solutions for each production need.
We deliver certified products, tailor-made solutions, and complete operational security, with a strong commitment to sustainable growth, operational efficiency, and long-term partnerships, always guided by integrity and trust.
With an international presence and partnerships with leading global manufacturers, Coates Agro provides superior quality products with certified origin, meeting the most demanding needs of the agricultural and animal nutrition industries.
● Boric Acid
● Boron (Ulexite) Granulated and Powder
● Copper Sulfate Heptahydrate (Fert/Feed)
● Copper Sulfate Monohydrate (Fert/Feed)
● Manganese Oxide (Fert/Feed)
● Manganese Sulfate (Fert/Feed)
● Sodium Molybdate (Fert/Feed)
● Zinc Oxide (Fert/Feed)
● Zinc Sulfate Heptahydrate (Fert/Feed)
● Zinc Sulfate Monohydrate (Fert/Feed)
● Copper Carbonate
● Copper Oxychloride
● Copper Hydroxide
● Copper Oxychloride 50% WP
● Copper Hydroxide 50% WP
● MAP – Monoammonium Phosphate
● Calcium Nitrate
● Potassium Carbonate
● Potassium Hydroxide
Soil Micronutrients – Maximum Performance for Your Crops
Micronutrients are essential to unlocking the full productive potential of plants.
Even in small amounts, they make a significant difference in vigor, growth, flowering, and overall productivity. When they are lacking, the crop weakens; when they are balanced, results appear in coloration, rooting, grain filling, and final yield.
Why Use Micronutrients?
• Increase crop productivity and quality
• Correct deficiencies quickly
• Ensure stronger, healthier, and more resilient plants
• Improve the efficiency of macronutrients (NPK)
• Enhance the entire crop cycle
Main Micronutrients Present in Our Formulations
Zinc (Zn)
• Stimulates growth, root formation, and grain quality.
Copper (Cu)
• Strengthens the plant, improves photosynthesis, and increases natural resistance.
Manganese (Mn)
• Activates essential enzymes and improves vegetative development.
Iron (Fe)
• Essential for green leaves, vigor, and plant respiration.
Boron (B)
• Indispensable for flowering, fruiting, and sugar transport.
Molybdenum (Mo)
• Improves nitrogen utilization and benefits legume crops.
Ingredients and Technologies That Make the Difference
• High-purity sulfates
• Fast-absorption chelates (EDTA/DTPA)
• Sodium molybdate
• Highly available boron source
• Organic complexes (humic and fulvic acids)
• Technologies that enhance solubility and field efficiency
Leading Coates Agro’s representation is Eliane Coates, a professional with a solid background in International Trade and extensive experience in managing key accounts, developing new business, and overseeing global operations.
With a results-oriented and B2B relationship approach, Eliane leads market expansion projects, new product planning, and process structuring to ensure operational efficiency and sustainable growth.
Her expertise includes:
● Conducting analysis of key indicators and KPIs such as gross margin, EBITDA, sales volume, and ABC curve;
● Market mapping, competition analysis, and trend monitoring;
● Negotiation and relationship management with national and international clients;
● Team management with focus on human development and corporate goals;
● Experience in customs procedures, export, import, and international logistics;
● Ensuring regulatory compliance with authorities such as the Ministry of Agriculture, Federal Revenue, and ANVISA.
With strategic vision and extensive global experience, Eliane Coates represents Coates Agro with excellence, strengthening partnerships and creating new business opportunities.
More than experience: trust and leadership acknowledged by industry professionals.
