Agricola Chaparral Presents its Annual Report from the United Nations Global Compact
Last July 31st, Agricola Chaparral presented their annual report as part of the United Nations Global Compact, reassuring their commitment with sustainability, respect for human rights and social responsibility. Since 2006, the company has been part of this voluntary initiative, as they integrate their principles in their organizational culture, strategy and daily operations.
As a company devoted to produce fresh produce, Agricola Chaparral is not only seeking to maintain high quality standards in their products, but also to create confidence around their staff, consumers and allies. Their working approach is based on robust values, with a focus on respecting human and labor rights, protecting the environment and corporate transparency.
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“This document reflects a year full of achievements, challenges solved, and a profound dedication to protecting the well-being of our staff and their families.
To Agricola Chaparral, human capital is the most important resource we have. Promoting healthy, fair, and dignified living and working conditions for our staff and their families” Yolanda Rodriguez Rodriguez, Social Promotion Coordinator at Agricola Chaparral.
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The United Nations Global Compact is the largest corporate sustainability initiative in the world. It is based on ten universal principles in key areas such as human rights, labor, environment, and fight against corruption. By joining, companies commit to align their operations and strategies with these principles and to publicly report their progress.
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In the case of the farming sector, this participation is particularly relevant, as it promotes responsible supply chain practices, decent working conditions, and a sustainable use of natural resources.
The active participation of companies such as Agricola Chaparral strengthens not only their competitiveness but also the development of more responsible, ethical, and sustainable farming in Mexico.
Learn more about Agricola Chaparral:
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