Marinsa present at the 2025 Mangrove Cleanup Day!

Last Saturday, September 27, the Marinsa volunteer team, made up of more than 30 collaborators, synergistically led the mangrove cleanup day located on 47th Street between 68th Street in Ciudad del Carmen.

Thanks to the collaboration of Marinsa and its outstanding team of volunteers, together with the member companies of Aliarse por Campeche, we managed to collect 10 tons of garbage that were affecting the roots of the mangrove ecosystem, which is home to thousands of marine species that inhabit it.

Furthermore, we extend our gratitude to the President of Aliarse por Campeche, Ms. Lourdes de los Ángeles Solís Sierra, for the invitation to contribute our knowledge to this project; and to Ms. Janini Guadalupe Casanova García, Director of Environment and Sustainable Development, for all her support in achieving the campaign.

This activity is aligned with the company's sustainability objectives, aligning our strategy with the SDGs:

Mangrove conservation helps protect coastal communities from phenomena such as flooding and erosion, promoting sustainable urban and rural environments.

Mangroves are carbon sinks that help mitigate the effects of climate change. The conservation and protection of these ecosystems contribute to the fight against global warming.

Mangroves are critical ecosystems for marine and coastal biodiversity, providing habitats for many species and helping to maintain the health of the oceans.

The protection and restoration of mangroves contribute to the conservation of biological diversity and terrestrial and coastal ecosystems in general.

This objective emphasizes the importance of strengthening partnerships and collaboration between governments, the private sector, civil society, and communities to effectively implement strategies that contribute to sustainable development, including the protection of ecosystems such as mangroves.