Doing the right thing where it all starts

At Veggies from Mexico we believe that the commitment to quality must be present at every step of the production chain. That is why it is crucial to do the right thing where the chain starts – with our workers.

We ensure the well-being of farmworkers and their families with access to health services.

 

Good education for farmworkers and their children and an ever-improving quality of life.

 

12,651

Housing beneficiaries

Housing and electricity is provided at no cost for the entire family

4,010

Medical attention beneficiaries

Inhouse company supported medical attention

80

Adult education recipients

Adults continue their education while at work

3,228

Child daycare beneficiaries

Children are provided with day care and daily meals at inhouse daycare centers

Good for people,
good for the planet

2,698

Students

Elementary, junior high and highschool students are provided with transportation at no cost

90

Medical campaigns

Vaccination, dental check-ups, ​eye exams, ​mammograms, bone densitometry and ​health talk

81.6 ton

Recycling

Tons of materials are recycled every year

Making a positive difference

Social Responsibility News

02/02/2023
Veggies From Mexico meets with World Vision Mexico to encourage the promotion of programs for children and adolescents in Mexico
In January, we had the opportunity to meet with World Vision Mexico, an international organization that has been one of the leading promoters of the wellbeing […]
01/02/2023
The companies of the Veggies from Mexico community celebrate their “posadas”
With great joy, the grower companies that belong to our Veggies from Mexico community celebrate their traditional “posadas” for the children of the farm workers. the […]
01/02/2023
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Sinaloa’s agricultural companies join as allies against hunger and food waste hand in hand with the Food Bank of Culiacan
In the state of Sinaloa, according to CONEVAL, more than there are more than 850 thousand people are living in poverty, of which, in 2022, Banco […]