MLR
Rent a Pallet and MLR Forestal: a commercial relationship based on quality
Since March, Rent a Pallet has been acquiring wood from MLR Forestal, it qualifies the experience as "definitely good" and praises the precision of the cuts of the teak it receives.
Diecelna Meza, the young single mother who works on the cocoa plantations of MLR Forestal
This young single mother speaks Mayangna, Miskito and Spanish, making it easier for her to communicate with her peers in the cocoa plantations
Historic agreement between Mayangna communities of the Matumbak territory and MLR Forestal
The nine Mayangna communities, the GTI and MLR Forestal, carried out the transfer of ownership and its improvements through a CPLI protocol
MLR Forestal develops new cocoa profiles to expand markets
The sustained growth in cocoa production at MLR Forestal has led the company to innovation. In the words of Franklin Talavera, head of postharvest, “protocols and processes are being developed that allow us to generate new flavor and aroma profiles for the search for markets. The company is growing in volume and we must think…
The largest macrofungal species in Central America lives in MLR Forestal
The macrofungus Macrocybe titans is edible, can reach more than 80 centimeters high and was found on the Danlí farm.
Annual community assemblies strengthen MLR Forestal’s relationship with its neighbors
The rural community assemblies of San Miguel, Unión La Bú, Empalme La Bú and Bethel #2 had a broad participation of the population.