2025 was a year of steady progress, marked by consistency and a reafirmation of our convictions. In a demanding environment, we made important decisions, strengthened our capabilities and took steps that now allow us to move forward with greater clarity and strategic focus.
Message from Management
GreenLand's business ecosystem is like a living organism: each business plays a specific and complementary role, and together they form a value chain that generates eficiency, traceability and purpose. This chapter sheds light on the dynamics that allow that organism to breathe, grow and regenerate.
We promote the countryside as a prosperous space full of opportunities, where healthy food is grown to nourish the world. In this sense, we cultivate Hass avocados, bananas and Tahiti limes, applying good practices and certifications—for the first two—that ensure quality, safety and sustainability.
Banana production through 36 owned farms and 3 partner farms.
Tahiti lime production.
Hass avocado production.
We design and develop responsible industrial solutions that bring eficiency, innovation and sustainability to agro-industrial value chains.
Through the manufacture of plastic inputs, corrugated cardboard solutions, corner protectors and labels, as well as the development of bio-inputs, we serve both our own ecosystem and external clients.
Production of plastic inputs for the agro-industry (packaging and crop protection).
Production of beneficial microorganisms focused on regenerative agriculture, bio-inputs and biotechnology that strengthen soil health and crop performance.
Production of corrugated cardboard boxes, corner protectors and self-adhesive labels.
We offer reliable services, backed by high standards of quality, safety and eficiency, that drive the growth of our clients and the market.
Port logistics services including refrigerated, loose and containerized cargo, cross-docking, loading and unloading, and river and maritime transport.
Aerial spraying solutions (aircraft and drones) for crop health management.
It represents the social commitment that runs throughout our entire ecosystem. It designs and implements programs that strengthen the social fabric and support the sustainable development of the territories where we operate. Its work, built hand in hand with communities and local partners, has generated a deep and sustained impact in the regions, through programs in sport, health, housing and education.
We calculated the capture of 28,000 CO2 in our avocado crops, contributing to GHG mitigation.
We designed a biodiversity and connectivity strategy for avocado and banana crops.
We assessed our water management practices based on the AWS (Alliance for Water Stewardship) standard and water footprint measurement.
We strengthened environmental governance through sustainability committees for avocado and banana.
We renewed our certification as a carbon-neutral corporate group.
We participated in the creation of the Proantioquia Climate Committee.
We promoted employability strategies alongside the European Union and partners through the Green Jobs project.
We participated in the Juntos por Urabá Alliance to contribute to the development of Nueva Colonia.
We implemented Heredando Raíces, strengthening generational succession with the families of our employees.
We brought in 1,105 young people and 385 women as new hires in our operations.
We participated in Voces de Urabá, a regional perception survey led by Antioquia Cómo Vamos.
We consolidated BioOrigen as a science-driven pillar of regenerative agriculture, reaching an impact of 5,238 ha in banana through bio-inputs and 423.3 ha in avocado with biological controls.
We reached record productivity levels in banana operations, recognizing the performance of our workers.
We launched Conecta GreenLand, a service channel that integrates and centralizes complaints, requests, suggestions and feedback (PQRSF) and transparency channels.
We advanced on the CSRD roadmap with double materiality analysis and climate risk assessment.
We have named our sustainability strategy Regenerative Agriculture 360, a model that combines technique, purpose and human sensitivity. It is built upon nine pillars and stands as a guiding model for every decision, driving us to regenerate the land while strengthening the economic and social fabric of the regions where we operate, reaffirming our Triple Impact purpose: social, environmental and economic.
We act with transparency and accountability, integrating environmental, social and economic criteria into every decision.
We work toward a culture of well-being, equity and growth, promoting female leadership and young talent.
We integrate science, technology and bio-inputs to regenerate soils and strengthen a more resilient and sustainable agriculture.
We protect and restore ecosystems, understanding that biodiversity is key to territorial and productive balance.
We manage water eficiently, protecting water sources and promoting responsible practices.
We transform waste into new opportunities, reducing waste and generating sustainable value.
We drive decarbonization through nature-based solutions and agricultural practices that capture carbon.
We promote well-being and opportunities for rural communities through education, health and social development.
We integrate agricultural, industrial and social businesses to generate shared value and territorial development.
The Regenerative Agriculture 360 strategy puts our sustainability vision into practice through nine pillars of action, defined based on the material topics that guide our management. These are the milestones achieved during 2025 in each of them.
We strengthen a sustainability-aligned management approach to integrate environmental, social and economic regeneration across the entire organization.
We promote the well-being, safety and development of the people who drive the transformation toward regenerative agriculture.
women.
employees.
female participation in banana operations.
young people between 18 and 28 years old joined the team in 2025.
of leadership positions across the Group are held by women.
men.
indirect jobs.
female team at BioOrigen, driving equity.
people with no prior experience trained internally in 2025.
of the Corporate Support team is made up of women.
We apply sustainable practices, innovation and scientific knowledge to restore the soil and improve agricultural productivity.
liters of beneficial bacteria produced.
hectares impacted with bio-inputs in banana.
liters of liquid fertilizers used in Banana Operations.
tons of beneficial fungi mix.
hectares impacted with bio-inputs in avocado.
liters of liquid fertilizers used in Wakate.
We protect and restore ecosystems to conserve biodiversity, care for natural resources and strengthen community well-being.
hectares conserved.
trees planted in Caldas in partnership with the Women Coffee Growers.
native-species trees planted in the lime crop.
trees planted.
native-species trees planted in Banana Operations.
We identified strategic areas for conservation, restoration and ecological connectivity in our crops.
We designed actions to strengthen conservation through the planting of native species and ecosystem recovery.
We implemented reforestation and ecological restoration initiatives across different agricultural operations.
We manage water responsibly to protect this critical resource and strengthen resilience to climate change.
megalitres of water consumed.
reduction in water consumption.
megalitres of water reused.
At GreenLand we transform waste into new resources. Through our integrated ecosystem, we drive circular economy strategies with traceability and eficient resource use.
of our waste in 2025 was recyclable (38.6 thousand tonnes).
tonnes of compost from organic matter management in banana crops.
of total rope recycled.
of total pelletized tonnes over total processed tonnes.
Our approach to climate action is clear: decarbonize our businesses to the extent operationally viable and offset the rest.
offset, a volume that exceeds by 25% the emissions generated during the year.
reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions.
kWh of solar energy produced at Control B and Envigado.
weather stations strategically distributed across banana (34) and avocado (10) operations.
consecutive year with Carbon Neutral certification across all GreenLand Group companies, verified by ICONTEC.
We drive the social and economic development of communities through initiatives led by the GreenLand Foundation.
beneficiaries of social programs.
million invested in external social management.
total beneficiaries.
million invested.
total beneficiaries.
million invested.
total beneficiaries.
million invested.
total beneficiaries.
million invested.
We integrate agriculture, industry, services and social investment to generate value and strengthen the territories where we operate.
Living soils with global impact
GreenLand’s Banana Operations reach international destinations.
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Crops and forests for the world
Wakate produces Hass avocados for export to the United States and Europe.
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Aerial and biological technology at the service of farming
Control B develops crop health solutions through aerial spraying with aircraft and drones, while BioOrigen produces beneficial microorganisms.
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Lime with a sustainable purpose
GreenLime produces Tahiti limes under a sustainable approach, incorporating eficient fertigation systems and agronomic practices such as living mulches that strengthen soil health and optimize water use.
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The circular economy bet
Agriplast is dedicated to the manufacture of plastic inputs and packaging for the agro-industry.
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