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Puerto Iguazú producers begin agroecological transition
Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie Grellmann
Five members of the Ñanduti group receive certificates to start the process
Five producers from the Ñanduti group in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, received certificates formalizing the start of the transition to agroecological production. The certification occurs within the framework of the Participatory Agroecological Certification System (SPG), established by the Provincial Agroecology Law of Misiones.
The delivered certificates allow the group's farms to begin the shift to a production model based on agroecological principles.
The Participatory Agroecological Certification System guides practices aimed at environmental conservation, soil care, and food production in accordance with standards set by provincial legislation.
Source: Subsecretariat of Family Agriculture of Misiones
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