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Camposol obtains green financing totaling US$30 million

Thanks to this achievement, Camposol highlights its solid agricultural practices certified by Global GAP, as reported by agraria.pe.

The Peruvian agribusiness company expressed its commitment to the development of sustainable agriculture and the strengthening of ties with financial institutions.

Banco Santander, in its first green Accounts Receivable Purchase (ARP) transaction, supports this initiative, highlighting Camposol's good agricultural practices under the Global GAP certification. "Our commitment is to generate a positive impact in all our operations; we work to improve lives," emphasized the agro-exporter.

This transaction, marked as a milestone for Banco Santander, aligns with the Loan Market Association's Green Lending Principles, supporting the financial institution's strategy to assist its clients in the transition to more sustainable business models.

Source: https://agraria.pe/noticias/camposol-accede-a-financimiento-verde-por-us-30-millones-34175

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