As CEO of AgroAmerica, I understand that my responsibility goes far beyond quarterly profitability or export efficiency. My real office is in the fields, in our plants, and —most importantly— in the communities where we operate. Over the years, I have learned that a...
Every May 28, World Hunger Day reminds us that millions of people still go to bed without having eaten enough. But it is also an opportunity to recognize the progress the world has made when we work together. According to recent data from the FAO, the percentage of...
In this blog, I want to share some significant global advances in key areas such as reducing child labor, improving workplace safety, and promoting gender equality. I will also highlight how companies like AgroAmerica have committed to making substantial changes and...
Taking advantage of the celebration of International Women's Day, I dedicate this blog to pay tribute to all the women who have left their mark on my life, as well as the workers of AgroAmerica, who are the heart of our team, and to women around the world who...
Workers are the backbone of a business and are responsible for driving its success. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that they are working in a safe environment that promotes good health and well-being. Employers have a legal and ethical responsibility to ensure...
This month marks International Labor Day, which has inspired me to write about a living wage. Although there is no exact definition, there is a global consensus on what a living wage means: it is a wage that allows workers and their families to meet their basic needs....
This month, as Human Rights are celebrated, I wonder: where do universal rights begin? Eleanor Roosevelt responds to my question with wisdom: “In small places, close to home; so close and so small that they cannot be seen on world maps. However, these close, small...