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Tomazini Group · since 1980

A story that started in the field and today reaches the family table.

From the first farm to the new industrial complex, every step was built with work and care.

It all began in 1980, in the fields of Goiás, with people who believed in working the land. The farm grew, became industry and, in 1998, gave rise to Friato. Since then, every new step — the hatchery, the expanded processing plant, the ready-to-eat foods factory, the complex in the Northeast — has followed the same idea from day one: taking care of everything, from the field to your table.

  1. The 1980s
  2. 1980

    Ipuã Agriculture

    Acquisition of Fazenda São Paulo, in Ipameri Goiás, and transformation of the 20 thousand hectares property in Agropecuária Ipuã

  3. 1983

    Goiás Vegetable Oils LTDA

    Óleo Vegetais de Goiás benefits the soy produced by the Tomazini Group, producing bran and soy and degummed soy oil, with a daily production of one thousand tons.

  4. 1986

    Brascal

    Foundation of the Brascal limestone mill.

  5. 1988

    AGIL

    The Armazéns Gerais Ipuã are located in the cities of Ipameri, Vianópolis and Caldas Novas - State of Goiás, and contribute to the flow of production from Agropecuária Ipuã and other rural producers in the region.

  6. The 1990s
  7. 1995

    Nutriza

    Beginning of the operation of Nutriza, an industrial complex formed by breeding stock plants, hatchery, slaughter and processing plant.

  8. 1998 Friato is born

    Friato

    Nasce a marca Friato.

  9. The 2000s
  10. 2005

    Santa Maria Agriculture

    A farm has 10,000 hectares of milho and soy plantation in Caldas Novas - Goiás, adding products and yields to the Group.

  11. 2008

    GT Auto Station

    Strategically located in front of Olvego and Friato, or fuel and self-service station with transporter desks and parking for cargo transportation.

  12. 2009

    Serra Branca Agrícola

    The Group's most recent investment, the 120,000-hectare property is in the municipality of Uruçuí - Piauí, and is destined for the production of corn and soybeans.

  13. The 2010s
  14. 2014

    Slaughterhouse Expansion

    Expansion of the slaughterhouse with a capacity of 300,000 birds per day. Inauguration of the new Processed Foods Factory with a capacity of 400 tons per day.

  15. 2019

    New Feed Factory

    Inauguration of the new Feed Factory, with a capacity to produce 120 tons of feed per hour, 100% pelletized.

  16. The 2020s
  17. 2021

    Slaughterhouse Expansion

    Expansion of the slaughterhouse with a capacity of 450,000 birds per day and the acquisition of a 22,000-hectare area in Sandolândia-TO, dedicated to agriculture and cattle farming, named Fazenda Água Fria.

  18. 2022

    New Hatchery

    To meet the new capacity of the slaughterhouse, a new hatchery was built, with the capacity to incubate 160 million eggs per year.

  19. 2024

    Groundbreaking of Nutriza Nordeste S/A

    Groundbreaking of Nutriza Nordeste S/A in Uruçuí (PI), marking the brand’s expansion and contributing to the development of Brazil’s Northeast region.

  20. 2024

    Friato Alimentos Rebranding

    Friato underwent a brand rebranding and packaging redesign, strengthening its identity and modernizing its market presence.

  21. 2024

    Thermoprocessed Products Industrial Unit

    The Thermoprocessed Products Industrial Unit began operations with a production capacity of 60 tons per day, enabling Friato to manufacture products such as breaded items, steaks, hamburgers, breaded cuts, and various others.

See how this chain works today.

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