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Organic Raingrown Avocados – Mexico follows Kenya’s strong season

After a strong season in Kenya, Mexico is continuing the Organic Raingrown Avocado programme. This week, the first container arrived from our partner Avova. This family business from Michoacán combines generations of craftsmanship with modern ecological practices – for sustainable avocados of consistent premium quality.

After a strong season in Kenya, Mexico is continuing the Organic Raingrown Avocado programme. This week, the first container arrived from our partner Avova. This family business from Michoacán combines generations of craftsmanship with modern ecological practices – for sustainable avocados of consistent premium quality. 

→ 560 million litres of water saved this year with our Organic Raingrown Avocados – equal to the annual drinking water consumption of over 10,000 Europeans. 
→ Natural cultivation – without chemicals, while preserving biodiversity. 
→ Quality &  well-being – healthy soil, care for employees and a reliable product for your shelves. 

With Avova, we are continuing the Organic Raingrown programme: reliable avocados all year round, with a demonstrable impact on people and the environment. 

Want to know more? Contact your Eosta account manager. 

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