The demand for an environmentally friendly Paperpot solution is high and this is recognized by PlantPaper, a company that makes paper for Paperpots. Since their establishment in 2016, they are expanding through the world and they just launched a subsidiary in Brazil to supply and serve the South American Market.
"For many years, there has been a demand in the market for a local supplier." The PlantPaper Company is located in Brazil - São Paulo state – and the company is called PlantPaper América do Sul.
Paolla da Mota, the international sales manager of PlantPaper, was the one who successfully introduced the Paperpot technology to the forestry and sugar cane sectors, the biggest sectors in South America.
In addition, PlantPaper hired Marco Almeida, international consultant and specialist in seedling production, to be the local manager and to provide technical advice in the production of young plants.
Marco has over 25 years of experience in seedling production and consulting in countries in South America, Europe, and Asia, and he is specialized in seedling production with Paperpots.
For more information:
PlantPaper América do Sul
Marco Almeida
Tel: +55 15 99688 0853
marco.almeida@plantpaper.com
www.plantpaper.com
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