ESG

25 years promoting sustainable and traceable ingredient supply chains, delivering quality products with social and environmental responsibility.

Centro Flora - ESG
Environment
Our principle is to preserve the forest, adopting sustainable production and harvesting practices while valuing biodiversity for the collective benefit.
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Centro Flora - ESG
Social

We are committed to benefit-sharing, promoting income and local development for family farmers and extractive communities.

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Centro Flora - ESG
Governance
Our commitment to people is the foundation of our corporate culture. We prioritize responsibility and transparency in all interactions, whether with employees, customers, suppliers, or partners.
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Enviromment
Our principle is to preserve the forest, adopting sustainable production and harvesting practices while valuing biodiversity for the collective benefit.
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Social

We are committed to benefit-sharing, promoting income and local development for family farmers and extractive communities.

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Governance
Our commitment to people is the foundation of our corporate culture. We prioritize responsibility and transparency in all interactions, whether with employees, customers, suppliers, or partners.
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Partnerships for a Better World:

Building a more sustainable future together

Created by the Centroflora Group in 2003, the Partnerships for a Better World Program focuses on environmental conservation and supporting local communities through the sustainable management of medicinal plants with a strong socio-environmental responsibility.

Managed by Brazbio, the program provides agronomic education to small farmers, ensuring fair income for over 4,000 families while delivering high-quality, highly traceable raw materials to pharmaceutical companies and their consumers.

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Passiflora Project

Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) is cultivated by family farmers, with traceability and technical support to optimize productivity. The sustainability program aims to diversify local income, engage young people in agriculture, and ensure good agricultural practices, promoting supply stability and production expansion. Learn more about the project in the video.

Jaborandi Project

Jaborandi (Pilocarpus microphyllus) is crucial for the production of medications for glaucoma, presbiopya and xerostomia. Due to its endangered status, sustainable management is essential for its preservation. The program promotes responsible harvesting, provides training, distributes management tools, and implements seedling production for intercropping. These actions ensure traceability, direct purchases, and generate income for communities, balancing environmental preservation with the sustainable use of forests.

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Floravida Institute

The Floravida Institute, a non-profit civil organization, was founded by the Centroflora Group in 2002 to foster socio-environmental development in local communities. Currently active in São Paulo, Piauí, and Bahia, it operates with a multidisciplinary team of 22 professionals and national and international partnerships. Certified as a charitable entity, the institute focuses on projects in health, education, the environment, and conservation, standing out as a benchmark for community transformation and sustainability.

Centrofauna

The Centrofauna Program is dedicated to biodiversity conservation, focusing on the rehabilitation, release, and monitoring of wild animals rescued from trafficking and mistreatment. Founded in 2002 in partnership with UNESP (São Paulo State University), the program provides veterinary care, promotes environmental education, and conducts scientific research.

Pró-Saúde

The Pró-Saúde Program, established in 2003, operates in Parnaíba-PI and Botucatu-SP, focusing on health promotion, disease prevention, and social inclusion. Annually, it distributes millions of reais in medications in partnership with major pharmaceutical companies and manages a health clinic adjacent to Centroflora IFA’s manufacturing facility. The program aims to expand public healthcare services by providing therapies using medicinal plants.

Terraflora

The Terraflora Program, established in 2009, promotes sustainable development in agricultural and extractive communities, focusing on education, infrastructure, and environmental conservation in low Human Development Index (HDI) areas across Bahia, Piauí, and São Paulo. Initiatives include rural literacy and ecological sanitation, standing out for improving quality of life in rural areas, fostering social inclusion, and preserving the environment.

Coletivo 60+

The Coletive 60+ promotes the inclusion and well-being of the elderly through educational and preventive activities such as art therapy, cooking, and yoga. Focused on healthy aging, it encourages family and community interaction, offering workshops that strengthen self-esteem, self-awareness, and social interaction in communities near the Centroflora Group's facilities. The program also contributes to professional training and local development, ensuring quality of life and access to information for participants.

Economic Empowerment
Economic Empowerment
The program promotes the economic inclusion of family farmers, valuing small producers and encouraging sustainable practices. With fair compensation and opportunities for young people, it strengthens local development and connects rural communities to the global economy.
Responsible Sourcing
Responsible Sourcing
The program ensures the supply of raw materials with certified good agricultural practices and encourages organic farming, fostering quality, safety, and the sustainability of the resources used by Grupo Centroflora.
Environmental Conservation
Environmental Conservation
The program aims for sustainable management and biodiversity protection, promoting the ethical cultivation of native species and the recovery of degraded areas. With a focus on forest conservation and Brazil's genetic heritage, it combines innovation with environmental respect, setting standards for sustainable business practices and reinforcing the commitment to the planet's health.

KPIs

Inside our results.
families enrolled in the Project
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tons of biomass cultivated
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em renda direta retornada a pequenos produtores
+ 0 Milhões de Reais
in direct income for small family farmers
+ US$ 0 million