Cooxupé, a Brazilian coffee cooperative, has been recognized as one of the 300 largest cooperatives in the world according to the 2025 World Cooperative Monitor (WCM) report. This annual study, conducted by the International Cooperative Alliance (ACI) in collaboration with the European Research Institute on Cooperative and Social Enterprises (Euricse), evaluates the economic performance and social impact of major cooperatives worldwide. The 2025 edition is particularly significant as it coincides with the United Nations' International Year of Cooperatives, highlighting the cooperative movement's contributions to economic stability and social cohesion.

The report not only presents economic data but also includes interviews with global cooperative leaders, emphasizing initiatives aimed at regional development and enhancing the quality of life in the communities where these cooperatives operate. Cooxupé's inclusion in this prestigious list showcases its commitment to sustainable practices and cooperative principles that benefit both its members and the surrounding community. The cooperative's advanced facilities in the Japy Industrial Complex further underline its dedication to excellence in coffee storage, preparation, and roasting processes.

As more cooperatives seek recognition on such platforms, the implications of this ranking may encourage further investment and support for cooperatives like Cooxupé. Such acknowledgment can inspire similar organizations to prioritize community development and economic impact, aligning with global sustainability goals. This ranking not only enhances Cooxupé's reputation but also reinforces the importance of cooperatives in promoting inclusive growth and social responsibility in Brazil and beyond.