In May, Latin America’s grain sector gathered in Panama City for GRAINOVA 360, and SIMEZA was there as a strategic partner, not an exhibitor with a catalogue.
Post-harvest losses across the region still sit between 15% and 30%, with smallholder operations most exposed to the gap. Countries once comfortable relying on export infrastructure are now investing in their own storage capacity, because supply chain fractures reward the countries that keep grain in the ground.
At the Ramada Hotel over two days, the conversations that mattered started with a specific problem: a site’s conditions, a country’s regulatory context, a client’s commodity. Not a product pitch.
SIMEZA has designed and manufactured corrugated steel silos for clients across Latin America for decades. GRAINOVA 360 was a chance to have those conversations face to face, in the region where they matter most right now.
Building storage capacity in Latin America? Let’s talk here
