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Amaranth, honey, mole and nopales are now protected through the brand “Emblem of the Capital”, so the Secretariat of Economic Development (Sedeco) local should promote its promotion among small and medium-sized businesses.
A few days ago the head of Sedeco, Fadlala Who is he, presented the brand “Emblem of the Capital”, endorsed by the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property until 2033, in order to promote local products to strengthen the economy and the cultural identity of the original products.
This Wednesday it was published in the Official Gazette that said distinctive is not only protected, but must be used to promote the competitiveness of the SMEs, by encouraging the consumption of native products through a local identity strategy.
According to the Secretariat of Indigenous Peoples and Neighborhoods and Indigenous Communities Resident in Mexico City59 percent of the entity is classified as a rural area, especially the municipalities: Alvaro Obregon, Cuajimalpa, La Magdalena Contreras, Milpa Alta, Tlahuac, Tlalpan and Xochimilco.
In High Milpa, Tláhuac y Xochimilco Around 194,751 tons of nopal are produced and the production value is estimated at 671 million pesos, which constitutes 22.4 percent of the total at the national level, positioning itself as the second largest producer of nopal in the country.
Furthermore, the main source of income for 90 percent of the residents of San Pedro Actopan is the production of mole, as it is a fundamental economic activity with great tourism potential.
The City’s SMEs They can request the use of the “Emblem of the Capital” trademark if they demonstrate that their economic activity is dedicated to the production and/or transformation of food products such as amaranth, honey, mole and nopal.
Akabani stressed that this distinction plays an essential role in guaranteeing the quality, authenticity and protection of the products produced there.
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