Anyone who passes through Paraná's highways comes across different tones, obtained by the agricultural production of corn, soybeans, wheat and several other crops that reveal the strength of the land, and also the work of thousands of people who make the countryside an engine of development. Paraná is one of the main centers of Brazilian agribusiness and ranks as the 2nd largest grain producer in the country, being responsible for around 13.9% of national production, according to IBGE data. With a harvest that exceeds 44 million tons of grains, the state stands out for its productivity and agricultural diversity, with a leading role in soybean, corn, wheat and bean crops, in addition to leading nationally in the production of animal protein, especially in poultry farming. Thus, regions such as the west and north of Paraná assume strategic roles in the development of the state. The west is recognized for its production of soybeans, corn and wheat, supported by a strong and highly technological cooperative model, which drives efficiency, competitiveness and innovation in the field. These large-scale and high-productivity activities consolidate the region as one of the main agricultural drivers in Paraná, being a reference in volume and value of production. The north of the state highlights the diversity of agribusiness. Alongside large grain crops, production chains such as sugar cane and coffee stand out, which increase regional relevance and reinforce the territory's agricultural tradition. It is in this context that Via Campo arises, connecting crops, cities and regions through a road network essential for the present and future of the state. Our roads go beyond physical paths: they represent the link between planting and harvesting, between daily effort and the opportunities that are created along the way. Why Via Campo? The name Via Campo comes from the essence of the territory we cross and the mission we undertake. “Via” represents movement, connection, the path that brings people together and drives the business. “Campo” reflects the identity of the North and West regions of Paraná, where the agricultural vocation is protagonist.
Via Campo: development that accompanies crops in Paraná
Anyone who passes through Paraná's highways comes across different tones, obtained by the agricultural production of corn, soybeans, wheat and several other crops that reveal the strength of the land, and also the work of thousands of...
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With a harvest that exceeds 44 million tons of grains, the state stands out for its productivity and agricultural diversity, with a leading role in soybean, corn, wheat and bean crops, in addition to leading nationally in the production of animal protein, especially in poultry farming. Thus, regions such as the west and north of Paraná assume strategic...
- Thus, regions such as the west and north of Paraná assume strategic roles in the development of the state.
- The west is recognized for its production of soybeans, corn and wheat, supported by a strong and highly technological cooperative model, which drives efficiency, competitiveness and...
- These large-scale and high-productivity activities consolidate the region as one of the main agricultural drivers in Paraná, being a reference in volume and value of production.
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Disclosure. Together, these elements reflect our purpose: taking care of each route with responsibility, efficiency and commitment to those who produce, circulate and live in these regions. The Via Campo brand carries a symbol that is part of the daily lives of those who travel these roads: silos. Present prominently in the landscape, they represent the productive capacity, logistical organization and collective effort that sustains regional growth. In the visual identity, this element takes shape as an icon that reflects our connection with the territory and the people who are part of it. About Via Campo Via Campo is the concessionaire responsible for the operation, maintenance and modernization of Lot 5 of the Integrated Highways of Paraná, covering 433 kilometers of federal and state highways. The stretch connects important logistical corridors in the West and North regions of the State, essential for the flow of agricultural production and for the integration between production centers and urban centers. The network managed by the concessionaire includes strategic highways for agribusiness in Paraná, including BR-369 and BR-163. These routes support the transport of one of the largest grain productions in the country, consolidating Paraná as one of the protagonists of the sector in Brazil. Over the 30 years of the concession, Via Campo is committed to investing around R$11.8 billion, with approximately R$6.7 billion allocated to expansion works and structural improvements and around R$5.1 billion aimed at the operation and maintenance of the road network. Investments include duplications, implementation of marginal roads, improvements to accesses and intersections, in addition to offering essential services to users, such as 24-hour medical and mechanical assistance, operational monitoring and security systems along the highways.