Canasta de productos organicos

Coma saludable y fomente un comercio justo en las comunidades de nuestro estado. -Sin pesticidas o fertilizantes químicos -Libres de conservadores -Sin especies genéticamente modificadas -Sin uso de hormonas o alimentos animales -Cultivado a dos horas de la riviera maya Primer programa de Apoyo Agrícola Comunitario (CSA, Community Supported Agriculture) en la península.

Fuentes de interés

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• Ibid.
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