Promoting the revitalization of rubber in the Amazon, generating income with inclusion, avoiding deforestation and rescuing the rubber tree identity is what drives Seringô's work.
Through the sustainable organic extraction of native latex, using social technology and involving indigenous peoples, rubber tappers, riverside dwellers, quilombolas and agrarian reform settlers, organic slippers of native rubber and vegetable fibers are produced, as well as utensils, bio-jewels, accessories and packaging.
Chestnut - PA
1994
Cooperative
B2B2C
Francisco Samonek and Maria Zelia Machado Damasceno
84 employees
Yes
pre-scale
2019
R$300,000.00
Revitalization of rubber in the Amazon, generating income, inclusion and autonomy for family producers, in addition to avoiding deforestation.
Income generation (01 to 02 minimum wages per family). Improved quality of life. Diversification of income source (complementary to açaí). Qualifications and training. For each kilo of rubber produced, 01 hectare of forest is preserved.
Home accessories, bio-jewels, sandals and sneakers.