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Together for One Purpose

We are keenly aware of our responsibility at this point and we will continue to do our part: serving thousands of families in Brazil and around the world, without giving up the health and safety of everyone involved in this process. We believe that offering safe working conditions for our personnel and other members of our chain is part of our commitment. That is why we have adopted some measures to take care of all the people involved in our operational context. #OurPartForTheWhole.

Donations that make a difference

We will donate BRL 50 million worth of food, medical supplies and support to research and social development funds to fight Covid-19. We will donate to hospitals, social assistance organizations and health professionals based in the states and cities where we have operations. These will take place in more than 10 states, with operations in more than 70 cities in Brazil and also in the Middle East: UAE/Kuwait/Turkey.

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Our Part for the Whole Fund

The BRF Institute launches a project that selects and invests resources in initiatives to help communities face the consequences of the pandemic caused by the new Coronavirus. The action has four fronts: Health and Emergency Actions; Generation of Work and Income; Education and Technological Inclusion and Food Security and Social Protection. Each one of them has different deadlines for registration and maximum amounts per project, which can be checked in the enrollment notice.

Together for Amazonas

Together with 14 other companies, donations were made directly to Fiocrus for machinery and accessories of an oxygen plant for hospitals in the state of Amazonas that treat patients with more severe cases of COVID-19.

Food donation

1.453 tons of food and more than 3.1 million meals that will benefit hospitals, social assistance organizations and health professionals.

Donations of food and medical supplies

More than 1223 entities, including over 100 hospitals have received food, tests, thermometers, personal protective equipment, and others.

Containment initiatives

We are investing BRL 4.0 million in tests for Covid-19 for donations in support of the municipalities where we have operations. We have been discussing with the authorities of 35 cities where we have operations to make a joint effort with local governments and hospitals in the fight against COVID and its effects.​

Research funds

We are forwarding more than R$7 million to scientific research funds that seek solutions to prevent, diagnose, and treat Covid-19. Among the supported institutes are: Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdades de Medicina da USP, and Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Fiocruz). We donated R$ 5 million to the Butantan Institute's Covid-19 vaccine project.

International donations

Our donations are traveling across borders. Take a look at our programs and the list of entities assisted.

Have all your questions about COVID-19 answered

Our team of experts have answered all the main questions about the subject and advised us on how to protect ourselves. Check them out:

Wash your hands with soap and water.

No water taps around? Use 70%+ alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

Cover your mouth when coughing and sneezing.

Do not share any personal items.

Beware of hygiene while preparing food.

Wear homemade or handmade fabric masks when out of home.

Stay at least 2 meters away from others.

Maintain all areas as much ventilated as possible.

The symptoms of COVID-19 can range from a simple cold to severe pneumonia. The most common symptoms are:

  • Cough
  • Fever
  • Runny nose
  • Sore throat
  • Heavy breathing
Washing your hands with soap and water is the most efficient way of avoiding contamination. Only when soap and water are not available that 70%+ alcohol-based hand sanitizer is to be used.
You can clean your home with other products, such as detergents, bleaches and active chlorine solutions.
Yes. in Brazil, Anvisa has approved so far the emergency use of the CoronaVac vaccine from the Instituto Butantan and the Oxford vaccine from the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz). The Ministry of Health is defining priority groups: health professionals, the elderly and other groups. For the two vaccines available at the moment, the plan is for two doses.
  • Wear long-sleeved clothing for extra protection;
  • If you have a cold or a cough, put on a mask;
  • When coughing or sneezing, cover your face with your arm or with tissues;
  • Take disposable tissues to use in elevators, to touch objects or to cough/sneeze. Crumple them up, put them in a closed bag, then in the bin;
  • Avoid public transport, but if you need to, don’t forget to clean your hands before and after commuting and don’t touch your face;
  • Avoid using paper money or coins;
  • Wash your hands after touching any objects;
  • Don’t touch your face before cleaning your hands;
  • Tie your hair up. Avoid earrings, rings and necklaces;
  • Keep away from other people.
  • Don’t touch anything before cleaning yourself up;
  • Leave a box at the entrance to put your belongings, such as your bag, wallet, keys etc.;
  • Clean your phone with rubbing alcohol and your eye glasses with soap and water;
  • Take off your shoes by the door;
  • Take off your clothes and put them in a plastic bag in the laundry basket;
  • Have a shower;
  • Always clean the containers you brought home before putting them away
Follow all hygiene tips, avoid leaving home and receiving visitors.
The Ministry of Health has a WhatsApp number for anyone to send messages with images or texts that they have received on the social media. Through this number, you can check if the information is true.

Send your questions to the WhatsApp number +55 61 99289 4649

We’re here for you!

We will keep our communication channels up-to-date, which is in line with our commitment to integrity and transparency. Visit the Ministry of Health website for further recommendations of prevention of COVID-19.

Visit the Ministry of Health Website

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