Family farming pavilion sells cheese, artisanal sweets, flour and more at Expoferr 2026

Among the products available are cheese, curds, flour, bananas, starch, beiju, paçoca, free-range chicken and fish. The public will also find sweets made from milk, buriti, banana, cashew and papaya, as well as snacks such as pork rinds and pork in a can.

"At my place, we only have one way out, which is the Sebrae fair. So, when an opportunity like this appears, we take advantage," he said, in an interview with Rede Amazônica (watch above).

Producer Ayzzar Leite, from the Novo Passarão Settlement Project, in the rural area of ​​Boa Vista, also participates in the event. She took banana, papaya, milk and buriti sweets, as well as cracklings, pururuca, paçoca, mixira (pork in a can), tucupi, pepper, lard and chestnuts.

"It is the third year that we have participated in the fair and the expectation is that sales will improve even further", he stated.

In addition to food, the pavilion also brings together artisanal products from other segments, such as natural soaps, cosmetics, scented candles, massage products and perfumes.

The soaps are made with dehydrated herb extracts and vegetable oils. Among the raw materials used are products found in the region itself, such as buriti and Brazil nuts.

The space also has an area dedicated to indigenous peoples, where artisans from different ethnicities sell manually produced pieces, such as biojewelry made from seeds.

The 45th Expoferr takes place until this Saturday (5), at the Dandãezinho Exhibition Park, located on BR-174, in the Monte Cristo region, rural area of ​​Boa Vista.

The program brings together activities linked to agribusiness, family farming, innovation and entertainment. The expectation of the government, responsible for the party, is to receive more than 900 thousand visitors and generate around R$1 billion in business.

The event is promoted by the Government of Roraima, through the Secretariat of Agriculture, Development and Innovation (Seadi), in partnership with the Federation of Agriculture and Livestock of Roraima (Faerr).