

Women Run This Supply Chain
From field-association governance to export decisions, LUSAN's women are not in the story. They are the operation.


Governance by the people who grow it
Women hold decision-making roles in every tier of our supply chain — association boards, quality control, procurement, and export logistics. This is the company's operating structure.
No external certification needed to confirm what the org chart already shows: traceable lines of accountability, all the way to the field.
Six producer associations in Tumbes. Majority women-led. Long-term contracts with documented fair-price agreements, reviewed annually.



Named partners, not anonymous suppliers
Each association has a documented history, a named leadership board, and a verified fair-price agreement. These are the people behind every shipment.
Asociación Agraria Valle Verde
Cooperativa Raíz Andina
Red Comunitaria Camu Sur
Turmeric and ginger specialists. Women-majority board since 2018. Fair-price contract renewed for a fifth consecutive year.
Maca and quinoa producers in the highlands above Tumbes. Infrastructure investment in storage and water access tracked annually.
Camu camu and lucuma network. Education access programs for children of member households, reported in each annual impact cycle.
Every shipment has a name behind it
If your sourcing mandate includes social impact, gender equity, or traceable supply chains, we are built to meet that standard — not to approximate it.
