Soybean processing and agricultural ingredients manufacturer, Brazil-based
CJ Selecta processes soybeans and produces food and feed ingredients for regional markets across a 501–1,000-person operation in Brazil. The tech stack is enterprise-grade (SAP, AWS, Azure) but static — no adopting or replacing signals — while hiring accelerates across logistics, ops, and sales, suggesting operational scaling rather than platform innovation. Pain points cluster around supply-chain efficiency and invoice compliance, not technology velocity.
CJ Selecta is a Brazilian subsidiary of CJ Cheil Jedang, a South Korean conglomerate. The company has operated for four decades, focusing on soybean processing and the production of food and feed ingredients including soy protein concentrate, soy lecithin, and refined soybean oil. Products are manufactured to stated sustainability and quality standards. The operation spans logistics, operations, sales, manufacturing, finance, and support functions across the Uberlândia headquarters. Current project work includes supply-chain optimization, regenerative agriculture expansion, and process standardization (MRP and SOP).
SAP for ERP, Microsoft Office suite (PowerPoint, Word, Excel), Windows Server and Linux infrastructure, VMware virtualization, and cloud services (AWS and Azure).
Soybean-derived ingredients including soy protein concentrate, soy lecithin, refined soybean oil, and feed ingredients, primarily for domestic and regional agricultural and food markets.
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