Believing that in-depth knowledge of the market and proximity to clients are the biggest differentiators of a broker, Munir established Aboissa on August 3, in the Tupã building, located in Largo Arouche, in São Paulo.

Aboissa expands its operations to a second commercial complex in the Tupã building, now with a team of 15 employees.

Thanks to the credibility gained in the market and the wide network of contacts, Aboissa established a commercial partnership representing the American company Oil Dri in the clarifying earth market, a bond that would last for more than two decades.

Aboissa takes the first steps in importing palm and palm kernels from Latin America, diversifying its supply network beyond traditional Asian sources.

Johnson Matthey's representation in Brazil began, working with nickel catalysts, which resulted in the development of a solid clientele and market expertise that would last until 2019.

Aboissa's facilities now occupy one and a half floors of the Tupã building, housing a growing team of 30 employees.

Aboissa carries out the largest export of soy fatty acid in bulk, departing from the port of Santos to Europe, a significant milestone in its operations.

Aboissa leads the opening of the “Non Foods” market for Bunge in the resale of palm and palm kernel oil and starts the partnership with Almad as the official distributor of Terra Clarificante by Oil Dri in Brazil.

The number of employees at Aboissa reaches the 60 mark, reflecting constant growth.

Aboissa leads the first export in isotanks of soy fatty acid, a precursor in this Brazil-Rotterdam modal.

Aboissa signs an agreement with Biopalma for consulting and representation, boosting the local market.

Aboissa now represents the commodity line of Solazyme, a biotechnology company, and becomes the pioneer in the export of cotton oil originating in Bahia to Asia in containers.

Through a partnership with the Colombian company ClickPalm, Aboissa stands out as a leader in the export of corn oil in “flexitank” of Brazilian origin, while acting as a ClickPalm representative in the Brazilian market.

Aboissa completes 30 years, and carries out a series of changes always aiming at continuous improvement. It consolidates itself as the “largest exporter” of corn oil in Latin America, in addition to carrying out the first export of cotton oil from Brazil to Europe.

Aboissa expands internationally, adopting a new integrated ERP, CRM and BI system, aiming to serve its customers even better.

Aboissa begins immersion in the digital market and focuses increasingly on proximity to its customers by launching the #AboissaEverywhere campaign.