With support from USAID, the company was fostering the implementation of silvopastoral system in ranches located in the Atlantic Coast of Colombia.

It is not quite clear, but it seems that the company had started an insolvency process at the correspondent Colombian authorities.

The company has agreed with beef producers to start planting eucalyptus for silvopastoral systems. The producer will offer the land use and some workforce, while the company will support the outgrowers with credit management, technology, technical assistance and input purchases (economies of scale to reduce input costs). According to the program, the outgrowers would obtain 75% of the produce, while Madeflex would retain 25%. For smallholders this share raises to 80%

Through its subsidiary company holds interests Madeflex Spanish.

Madeflex started a sort of contract farming or outgrower project with support from USAID. The idea is to foster eucalyptus plantations in silvopastoral schemes at ranches in the Atlantic Coast of Colombia. The company will support the outgrowers with economies of scale, commercialization, access to inputs and others, while the producers will offer some workforce and the land use. The produce will be divided in the following form: 75% for the outgrower and the rest for Madeflex.