Product Description

There are *4 Rubber Plants in the Serra do Divisor National Park (Rubber trees areas: Paratary, Triunfo Lot 1, Triunfo Lot 2 and So Joo, located in the Alto Juru Extractive Reserve. In total, there are more than **0 rubber tree roads! The So Joo rubber plantation is a harmonious blend of conservation, productivity, and community development, making it a model for sustainable agriculture. Nestled in the heart of the Alto Juru Legal Extractive Reserve, the So Joo rubber plantation is a prime example of sustainable coffee production as well. The plantation boasts carbon credit compensation and clean development mechanisms (CDM), contributing to its eco-friendly operations. Nurtured by the fertile soil and the favourable climate of the Jurua Valley, the plantation produces the finest coffee beans in the region. 

The **7,**0 hectares of land, located in the vicinity of Peru, have been meticulously mapped by Federal Government experts, leaving no room for error. The chain of land ownership is impeccably documented, with comprehensive paperwork dating back almost fifty years. Definitive titles, property registry certificates, deeds, ITRs, descriptive memorials, original plans, documents from the Federal Attorney General's Office and measurements carried out by IBAMA irrefutably prove ownership of the land. This level of documentation ensures the legality and security of your investment. The investment price would be determined based on the nature of your interests and the level of investment you are willing to make. We would be delighted to discuss this matter in more detail with anyone interested in purchasing any part of the land or the entire property, as well as those who only wish to invest in maintaining its productivity.  We can Zoom Meet to showcase the documents and introduce the legitimate owner. You are welcome to book a personal viewing of the land.