Meet Rio Maule Farms
Specialists in growing blueberries
Rio Maule Farms is an exporter formed by three growing families from the Maule Valley, in Chile. We come from the field, with a history tied to farming for generations, and we are taking a further step by bringing our experience together to deliver premium blueberries to international markets.
Over these two decades we have built a farming model based on sustainability, continuous innovation and regenerative agriculture, combining practices that care for the land, strengthen the ecosystem and guarantee a safe, natural product with exceptional flavour. For us, growing blueberries is not just a trade: it is a deep commitment to the land and to those who trust in it.
Our experience has allowed us to develop high-standard processes, from planting through post-harvest, ensuring freshness, traceability and a flavour profile that represents the best of the Maule Valley. We are proud to be a company with family roots, a modern outlook and a long-term view, focused on delivering excellent fruit to the world.
Rio Maule Farms: where farming tradition, environmental responsibility and export quality meet.
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Our strengths
Why choose us
- Experience and track record
- High-quality fruit
- Reliable processes
- Traceability
- Deadlines met
Logistics Efficiency
Regenerative Agriculture
Agricultural Innovation
Who we are
Three farms, one shared vision
Located in the Bramadero sector of San Clemente, Agrícola ISJ Limitada farms 68 hectares of blueberries, walnuts and apples. Its management is built on high quality standards, productive efficiency and innovation in the use of natural resources.
A family business founded in 2003, heir to a farming tradition passed down from parents, grandparents and earlier generations. Today it farms more than 100 productive hectares of vines, walnuts, hazelnuts, blueberries and cherries. Its current approach combines quality, diversification and sustainable practices, including clean energy and the production of natural inputs.
With 40 hectares in the El Colorado sector of San Clemente, La Cortina has produced blueberries since 2009, with 24 hectares planted and 10 hectares of walnuts. It started with conventional blueberries and over time moved to organic production, a clear commitment to sustainability.
Agrícola ISJ
Representative
Gonzalo Schmidt
Diego del Río Toro
Representative
Diego del Río
Agricola la Cortina de Colbún
Representative
Diego del Río
Our team
Meet our growers
