A notice released on April 30 announces the start of the preparation of the Technical Support Report (ITS) for the Environmental Adaptation and Management Program (PAMA), in accordance with regulations approved by Supreme Decree No. 014-2022-PRODUCE and its amendment, Supreme Decree No. 012-2024-PRODUCE.
This announcement informs citizens about their opportunity to participate in the environmental management process related to manufacturing and internal trade industries. The regulations require public involvement to ensure transparency and community input during key stages of environmental planning.
Danper, a Peruvian agribusiness company founded in 1994, operates farms and processing plants that produce foods such as asparagus, blueberries, and avocados while focusing on efficiency and environmental responsibility. The company supports community welfare through health services and educational initiatives for employees and local areas, overseeing more than 9,000 hectares of cultivated land according to the official website.
The company manages over 9,000 hectares of land and employs about 13,000 people, according to the official website. Danper operates ten modern processing plants as part of its integrated production model according to the official website. Bazán founded Danper and leads as its chief executive officer according to the official website.
Danper contributes to community well-being through social responsibility programs that enhance education and economic opportunities for workers and surrounding areas according to the official website. The organization provides nutritious food while upholding high standards of quality, efficiency, and sustainability according to the official website. Danper demonstrates leadership in sustainability as it is recognized as the first Peruvian company with an Integrated Management System certified for economic, social, and environmental standards according to the official website.
The launch of this citizen participation process highlights ongoing efforts by both regulatory authorities and private sector organizations like Danper toward transparent management practices focused on sustainable development.
