Amazon For life and Swisscontact delivered baru harvesting tools to the San Ceferino community

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has published its technical report under Article 14 of Regulation (EU) 2015/2283, confirming that roasted seeds of Dipteryx alata (commonly known as chiquitana almond or baru) can now be marketed in the European Union as a traditional food.

On the final day of London Climate Action Week, Amazon For Life proudly participated in the roundtable “Bolivia & the UK: Unlocking High Integrity Climate Finance”, organized by B4NZ

Univalle university collaborated in a afforestation day together with Amazon For Life.

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The Autonomous Municipal Government of Roboré and the company Amazon For Life have formalized an Interinstitutional Agreement to face the...

Youth in action, trees on the rise Today we extend a special invitation to you, an opportunity to become protagonists of a significant...

The Amazon for Life team attended a charity dinner aimed at revaluing and promoting the consumption of the Baru nut, harvested and...

Amazon for Life proudly announces the recent signing of a Letter of Understanding (LoU) with the Autonomus Departamental Government of...

Amazon For Life, in collaboration with the Secretary of Sustainable Development and Environment, shared their vision of transforming...

Happy to share the germination process and the initial sowing of 11,770 Baru seedlings (Dipteryx alata) on the El Recreo property. This...

Stay tuned for our updates to learn more about the progress of our project and how we are contributing to sustainable development in...