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Grupo Bimbo Exceeds 2023 Regenerative Agriculture Goal

Jan 6, 2025 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

Grupo Bimbo surpassed its own record for the number of hectares dedicated to its regenerative agriculture program. The company had set a target of reaching 150,000ha by the end of its 2023 cycle but exceeded that goal by reaching 170,000ha across countries such as Mexico, the United States, Canada, and France. This includes 7,000ha of corn and a significant increase of 163,000ha of wheat.
LG Promotes Fashion Upcycling at Design Week Mexico

Nov 13, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

LG Electronics recently launched its first "Upcycling" workshop during Design Week Mexico 2024, held at Universidad Iberoamericana. The event aimed to raise awareness among students in design and fashion fields about the environmental impact of the textile industry. The workshop focused on upcycling, a process that repurposes discarded materials to create products of higher value, differing from traditional recycling by retaining or even enhancing the material's worth.
Mexico's Environmental and Economic Progress

Sep 27, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

G20 tourism ministers committed to promoting sustainability, inclusivity, and better governance in the tourism sector. Meanwhile, Mexico is advancing in the adoption of a more sustainable financial system. Ready for more?
Mexico City Launches Zero Food Waste Certification Program

Jun 13, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

On Monday, the Ministry of the Environment of Mexico City (SEDEMA) announced the Zero Food Waste Certification Program (PCCRA) through the capital’s Official Gazette. The certification program is a voluntary self-regulation instrument designed with a criteria application and evaluation process to encourage large generators of organic waste to take care of natural resources and promote food sustainability.
Lab-Grown Meat Production Could Be Viable in Mexico by 2050

May 20, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

Lab-grown meat production is anticipated to become viable in Mexico by 2050, according to María Salud, Researcher from the School of Veterinary Medicine, UNAM. She emphasizes the urgent need for investment and public policy development to support this technology in the long term, given the impacts of climate change on food production.
Dual Challenge: Illegal Fishing, Tortilla Consumption Decline

Apr 11, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

Oceana highlighted Mexico's insufficient response to illegal fishing. Meanwhile, nixtamalized corn tortilla consumption has decreased over the past 15 years. Ready for more? Here is your weekly roundup!Oceana Sheds Light on Mexico's Weak Response to Illegal FishingOceana, a marine conservation organization, sounded the alarm on Mexico's inadequate response to illegal fishing, with less than 1% of the issue being addressed nationally.
Mexico's Environmental Journey: Milestones, Challenges

Apr 11, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

Since 2018, Mexico City has seen a threefold increase in construction waste recycling. In other news, a study by the InfluenceMap research center exposed PEMEX as one of the foremost polluting oil companies in the world. Ready for more?
Political Tensions Loom Over Avocado Industry

Mar 21, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

Specialists noted that the avocado industry could be affected by the current political scenario in Mexico and the United States. Meanwhile, SADER recognized the pork industry's contributions to food security. Ready for more?
Government Hinders Wind Energy Development: AMDEE

Feb 28, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

According to the Mexican Wind Energy Association (AMDEE), the government has obstructed the entry into operations of several wind farms despite growing energy demand. Because of this, the sector is experiencing high levels of uncertainty. During a press conference, Gerardo Pérez Guerra, President, AMDEE, highlighted that permits granted by the past administration were later subject to retroactive regulatory changes and delays in approvals under the current administration.
Fertilizer for Well-Being Boosts Agricultural Productivity

Feb 12, 2024 | mexicobusiness.news | Envato Elements

The federal government launched the Fertilizer for Well-Being program in the State of Mexico for the second consecutive year. Aimed at benefiting 161,388 producers across 125 municipalities, the program, announced by Víctor Villalobos, Minister of Agriculture, alongside Delfina Gómez, Governor, State of Mexico, plans to distribute 71,692t of fertilizers to cover 239,874ha of land in 2024.