Marijose Regules Barona
Sustainability leader at House of Tequila, pioneering regenerative agricultural practices and community resilience through innovative ecological initiatives.
Green Proofing
In an interview with Marijose Regules Barona from House of Tequila, she discusses the company's commitment to sustainability through various initiatives. Key points include the integration of regenerative agricultural practices, such as polyculture systems that improve soil health and community resilience. Marijose emphasizes the importance of collaboration within the industry, stating that sharing knowledge accelerates progress. She highlights the ongoing Charco Bendito project aimed at restoring ecosystems and improving water availability. Follow-up items include exploring best practices from other industries and continuing to measure the impact of sustainability efforts. It is recommended to consider similar collaborative initiatives in your own organization.
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