AEAMDE: 25 Years Cultivating the Future
For the past 25 years, AEAMDE has been working alongside more than 500 member companies and professionals to promote a more competitive, innovative agricultural sector that is better prepared to meet the challenges of the future.
As a member of FEPEX, the association has established itself as a leading organisation in the generation and dissemination of knowledge for the fruit industry, promoting initiatives that contribute to the sector's sustainable development.
Headquartered in La Almunia de Doña Godina (Zaragoza), one of Aragón's main fruit-producing regions, AEAMDE (Association of Agricultural Entrepreneurs of the Right Bank of the Ebro) represents companies and professionals across the entire fruit value chain. Its activities cover the main fruit-growing areas of Aragón, providing specialised services to businesses operating in the agricultural sector.
AEAMDE: A Meeting Point for the Industry
More than a business association, AEAMDE serves as a meeting point for growers, companies, public authorities, universities and research centres, transforming the sector's needs into projects, proposals and initiatives that add value to agriculture.
The association works every day to support the management of agricultural campaigns, provide labour and business consultancy, facilitate the recruitment of seasonal workers, promote occupational health and safety, deliver continuous training and represent the interests of the sector at an institutional level. It also promotes the approval of exceptional authorisations for plant protection products and other initiatives that help improve the competitiveness and sustainability of fruit production.
After 25 years of activity, AEAMDE continues to look to the future with the same commitment that inspired its foundation: supporting agricultural professionals and helping the fruit sector continue to grow through collaboration, expertise, knowledge sharing and strong institutional representation.
Visit AEAMDE at Fruit Attraction: Hall 7, Stand 14.