The Mbah family built a business with the ethos that it should not only be profitable for its owners, but also benefit the people and the environment around it.
“The greatest threat to our planet is to believe that someone else will save it.”
Our Land Has over 5 years history of agriculture.
Our forests are home to over 20 birds and approximately 50 mammals
CAMAGRICO produces its own compost as pary of its circular economy.
We treat our land with respect.
CAMAGRICO is reusing virtually every kilogramme of waste generated
We empower communities
Bees have a crucial role in the food supply chain
CAMAGRICO Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
Our Sustainable development Goals.
CAMAGRICO - A continuous and beautiful circle.
Our small holder program Alliances for peace.
Monitoring our sustainability journey.
In September 2016, WWF conducted a study and published a report looking at the environmental consequences of palm oil substitution.
One of the main conclusions was that exchanging palm oil with other oils can worsen the problems.
“WWF believes companies can be drivers of change and are better placed to help develop solutions for sustainably sourced palm oil from within the value chain, rather than forfeiting leverage and allowing demand to simply shift to other products and markets.
We applaud companies who are taking extra steps to work with others in the palm oil value chain to create and support models for sustainable production and best practices, particularly models that are inclusive of smallholders.”
“Our purpose is to transform the Palm Oil industry with business and farming practices that put people and the environment first.”
All of our farms, mills and other facilities are constantly monitored by ourselves and by other invited bodies