Del Campo continues to strengthen their social responsibility program with the latest certification from the Rainforest Alliance. “The Rainforest Alliance certification requires our tomatoes and pepper farms to pass rigorous environmental, social and economic standards set by the Sustainable Agriculture Network and we are extremely proud that our farms have received this globally recognized certification” says Juan Jose Ley, General Manager of Del Campo y Asociados.
Rainforest Alliance Certified™ farm and forest operations meet comprehensive standards that protect the environment and promote the rights and well-being of workers, their families and communities.
Diego Ley, General Manager of Del Campo Supreme says “These programs and certifications help us ensure we are going above and beyond our compliance requirements for our customers and our consumers. We know the success of our company starts with our employees and we will continue to provide the best quality life and work environment we can.”
Along with being awarded the ESR Social Responsibility award for the past 6 consecutive years, Del Campo’s farms can now proudly add the Rainforest Alliance Certified™ seal to their portfolio.
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