On March 23, the second annual report was carried out by Ulises Robles Gámez, president of the Confederation of Agricultural Associations of Sinaloa (CAADES), as part of the achievements that CAADES has had he mentioned the Eleven Rivers program which is already the largest collective effort, to increase the commercial competitiveness of our horticultural products, increasing to 14 the number of certified companies and 20 that are in the process of implementation. Together, the producers participating in Eleven Rivers represent 55% of the export of vegetables from Sinaloa.
Ulises recognized the complex environment in which agricultural activity takes place, both in the horticultural and grain sector in Sinaloa, where he explained to the attendees the actions carried out by CAADES for the benefit of its members:
Robles Gámez stressed that the public policy governing agricultural activity, under the current circumstances is completely exceeded, so it is imperative to reorient this, taking into account the real situation that farmers and their families are living.
He made a call demanding those who will receive the great responsibility of directing the destinies of Mexico, assume within this great social pact the sensible and real commitment to meet this demand.
Ulises Robles convene to the farmers to keep the unit in the future. The unity that has meant the strength and confidence to face new challenges, for more than 85 years where CAADES has represented the interests and has meant a collective front for the defense of the agricultural sector of Sinaloa. That is the historical continuity of our common and shared project.
He also took the opportunity to thank the members of the Council and the Presidents of the 10 Farmers Associations for their willingness to listen and seek consensus in solving the challenges that this industry has faced.