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Social responsibility

Respect of human rights and fair working conditions. Respect of the ecosystem and promotion of biodiversity, sustainable agriculture practices. Respect and betterment of local impact.
Assures that human rights are safeguarded at any stage of production, workers enjoy good and fair working conditions and smallholder farmers receive a fair share. Improves the livelihood of thousands of smallholder farmers and workers by providing the means for social community projects and empowerment of people
Commit to corporate social responsibility by orienting the business model to responsible practices.
Respect human rights and offer decent working conditions to improve the well-being of workers.
Respect the environment, biodiversity, and climate by taking responsibility for one’s environmental impacts and progressively implementing sustainable production methods.
Act for sustainable local development through creating local jobs and developing the local anchorage of the company.
Integrate responsible and ethical sourcing practices based on a respectful dialogue with its suppliers and work with partners who favor responsible social and environmental practices
Support representation and participation mechanisms in producer operations to promote democratic values.

Environmental Sustainability

Vinasamex has collaborated with farmers and local governments in raw material areas to develop a healthy and sustainable shared ecosystem.

We do this by constantly raising public awareness about laws regulations governing protected areas and providing them with hands-on experience and a deeper understanding.

Furthermore, we educate locals on the value of local forests, biodiversity, and clean water as a source of life for their own families.

At least 709 household representatives are well-versed in laws, threats, and best practices for safeguarding natural forests, protected forests, ecosystems, and vegetation restoration.

We were constructing two regulatory tables for the protection of natural resources and biodiversity, as well as regulations for waste management. Planning to add at least ten medicinal plants to the list of those needing protection in our country.

Our farmers are familiar with invasive and threatening species and have removed invasive trees on at least 912 hectares of our community lands.

At least 820 trained household representatives to practice compliant waste management in their homes and surrounding areas.

At least 468 farming households use herbal pesticides and follow the principles of integrated pest management (IPM).

100% of households in our value chain cultivate productive forest land sustainably, using organic and compost, and no longer using banned chemicals and GMO varieties.

Community Positive Impact

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