Photo: Riedi family house (1960s)
Descendants of German and Italian immigrants, the Três and Riedi Bomm families settled in Palotina, western Paraná, in the 1950s, where they began their journey in Brazilian agribusiness. Drawing from over half a century of experience, Eri César Três and Marco Aurélio Riedi Bomm founded TresBomm Agri in 2012, with a mission to empower farmers.
Unlike competitors who rely on extensive fixed assets to tie farmers to specific business models, TresBomm Agri prioritizes producers' independence, supporting their own infrastructure and entrepreneurship.
This approach has played a key role in reshaping Brazil’s grain trade, giving farmers—whether working individually or within independent cooperatives—greater influence and decision-making power, strengthening the country’s commodity supply.
TresBomm Agri acts as a bridge between producers and the market, facilitating the sale of grains and by-products to both national and international buyers, driving growth in the sector.
Beyond trading and exporting soybeans, corn, sorghum, and wheat, the company is also active in grain processing, animal feed, protein, and food production.
