This week's Integração 5.0 program brings to the public special coverage of the XXV International Coffee Seminar, held in Santos, considered one of the world's most important discussion forums for the coffee sector. The edition covers the main debates involving international markets, technological innovation, sustainability, logistics and the challenges faced by the Brazilian coffee supply chain.
Organized by the Santos Commercial Association, the seminar brought together specialists, business leaders, exporters, port representatives, researchers and national and international authorities over three days of intensive programming at the Santos Convention Center. The event celebrated its 25th edition in 2026, reinforcing Santos's historic importance as a global reference in coffee trade.
Integração 5.0's coverage shows behind-the-scenes footage of the event, exclusive interviews and analyses about the sector's future, at a time marked by digital transformation and the growing adoption of sustainable solutions in coffee production and export.
Among the themes addressed at the seminar were artificial intelligence applied to agribusiness, new consumption trends, ESG, logistics efficiency and the impacts of climate change on the supply chain. Experts also highlighted the need to modernize port infrastructure and logistics corridors to ensure competitiveness for Brazilian coffee in the international market.
Another highlight of this edition is an exclusive interview with Fernanda Meireles, who spoke about mobility, infrastructure, investments and the engineering challenges in the country's main logistics connections. During the conversation, the executive addressed the importance of highway modernization works and their direct impacts on cargo movement between the interior of São Paulo and Santos Port.
The program also reinforces Santos's strategic role in the global coffee supply chain, bringing together port operations, export, innovation and business generation in one of the most traditional sectors of the Brazilian economy.
The XXV International Coffee Seminar also featured lectures by prominent names in the national and international market, as well as debates on digital transformation, global consumption and the future of coffee agribusiness.
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