To make Baika a nature positive company through nature-based solutions, with a customer-centric approach.

A “Back to Basics” strategy that returns to the regenerative agronomic practices of traditional farming to produce more sustainably, through soil organic matter, compost and mulch, among others.

Through regenerative soil management, our focus is improving soil aeration and water-holding capacity. We work with soil pits and technified irrigation systems, and store water in reservoirs.

In 2026, together with CAZALAC and Paltas de Chile A.G., we maintain CO₂ sensors and camera traps to identify areas of high conservation value.

Efficient technology through Neutral Farming for real-time monitoring and reporting on the status of crops, soil and organic matter.

85% of the operated area is GRASP-certified, the GLOBALG.A.P. module that assesses good social and labor practices on farms.

Certified by Great Place to Work as one of the best places to work in 2021, 2022 and 2025.

In 2026 we were certified with BUK's Building Happiness, which measures organizational happiness.

A work plan in each of our business units under the motto:

“We cultivate prevention, we harvest safety”.

Community outreach plans through training, support for schools, fruit donations and sponsorship of foundations, among other initiatives.

Javier Marín in Uruapan, Mexico · Entrelazados Huechuraba in Chile

A robust strategic model integrating sustainability and governance, recognized through distinctions such as Best Managed Companies Chile 2024, Empresa Diez Plus for Baika México and a Rabobank Green Loan (SSL).

A confidential, accessible channel for all our employees, suppliers and stakeholders, as a fundamental mechanism for transparency and corporate integrity.

Full supply chain traceability, enabled by international certifications and aligned with the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) due diligence requirements.

Compostable PLU labels on avocados packed in Mexico, a pioneering milestone in the Mexican industry.

Use of IFCO crates at the San Felipe plant, the Mexico plant and Baika España.

Between 2022 and 2025, more than 690 thousand reusable IFCO crates were used to market 100% of the fruit destined for the domestic market.

Across the entire value chain, the safety and quality of Baika products are guaranteed through IFS and GLOBALG.A.P. certifications (on 100% of the operated area), together with FSMA compliance in the United States.

We are firmly committed to reducing fruit waste through recovery and donation to various organizations. In Spain, we work with Bancosol, donating food to vulnerable families on the Costa del Sol; in Chile, through Red de Alimentos, more than 70 thousand tonnes of highly nutritious mandarins have been delivered this year, among other initiatives benefiting the communities around us.