Eurofarma completes delivery of staple food kits from Prato Cheio Project
Published in: October 15, 2020
and updated in: November 4, 2021
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São Paulo, October 2020 – Eurofarma, a 100% Brazilian-owned pharmaceutical multinational company present in 20 countries, has completed the delivery of BRL 1.3 million in staple food kits given to charities throughout Brazil, which were referred by 263 physicians visited by its sales team.
The kits were met with much anticipation by the institutions that needed this assistance, as they stopped receiving donations due to the coronavirus pandemic. The result was compiled in a very touching video, featuring testimonials from employees in Eurofarma’s sales force and the managers of the charities that benefited from this chain of solidarity created by the company. You can watch the video on Eurofarma’s YouTube channel here.
The project, called Prato Cheio, distributed more than 23,000 staple food kits across all Brazilian regions between August and September. In all, the company has allocated more than BRL 29 million to humanitarian aid this year.
About Eurofarma Group
As the first multinational pharmaceutical company with 100% Brazilian capital, the Eurofarma Group has been operating in the health industry since its establishment in 1972, producing and marketing innovative products and services to improve people’s quality of life. Focused on generating shared value, it operates in the areas of Prescription, Non-Prescription, and Generic Drugs, Hospital, Oncology and Veterinary. In Brazil alone, it offers 313 products, 649 dosage forms, serves 25 medical specialties and covers 89 therapeutic classes, which represent 81% of prescriptions in the brand market.
The Eurofarma Group has own operations in 20 countries, with an industrial park in Brazil and plants in 6 more Latin American countries. Reported sales totaled BRL 5.6 billion in 2019 and the Group employs over 7,000 employees.
Eurofarma in social media
Facebook: @eurofarma | LinkedIn: @eurofarma
Instagram: @eurofarmalab | Twitter: @eurofarmaLab
The kits were met with much anticipation by the institutions that needed this assistance, as they stopped receiving donations due to the coronavirus pandemic. The result was compiled in a very touching video, featuring testimonials from employees in Eurofarma’s sales force and the managers of the charities that benefited from this chain of solidarity created by the company. You can watch the video on Eurofarma’s YouTube channel here.
The project, called Prato Cheio, distributed more than 23,000 staple food kits across all Brazilian regions between August and September. In all, the company has allocated more than BRL 29 million to humanitarian aid this year.
About Eurofarma Group
As the first multinational pharmaceutical company with 100% Brazilian capital, the Eurofarma Group has been operating in the health industry since its establishment in 1972, producing and marketing innovative products and services to improve people’s quality of life. Focused on generating shared value, it operates in the areas of Prescription, Non-Prescription, and Generic Drugs, Hospital, Oncology and Veterinary. In Brazil alone, it offers 313 products, 649 dosage forms, serves 25 medical specialties and covers 89 therapeutic classes, which represent 81% of prescriptions in the brand market.
The Eurofarma Group has own operations in 20 countries, with an industrial park in Brazil and plants in 6 more Latin American countries. Reported sales totaled BRL 5.6 billion in 2019 and the Group employs over 7,000 employees.
Eurofarma in social media
Facebook: @eurofarma | LinkedIn: @eurofarma
Instagram: @eurofarmalab | Twitter: @eurofarmaLab