A Taste of Tradition, A Path to Prosperity

Can you imagine that the humble tamal, now a beloved delicacy across North America, has its roots in the ancient wisdom of Mesoamerican indigenous peoples? Today, this culinary treasure is bringing joy to tables everywhere. But behind each delicious bite lies a story of sustainable agriculture and community empowerment.

The Secret Ingredient: Corn Husks

Corn husks, often overlooked, are the unsung heroes of tamal-making. These natural wrappers not only impart a unique flavor but also play a crucial role in the economic well-being of rural communities.

For over a decade, FGH International Agribusiness Consulting has been working tirelessly to support small-scale farmers in Mexico and Central America. We've transformed a simple agricultural byproduct into a source of livelihood for countless families.

Empowering Rural Women

By training more than 25,000 rural women to harvest, select, and prepare corn husks, we've empowered them to generate additional income. This newfound economic independence is not only improving their lives but also strengthening their communities.

A Sustainable Future

Our commitment to sustainability extends beyond the farm. We adhere to strict quality and regulatory standards to ensure that the corn husks we export meet the highest quality standards.

Join Us in Our Mission

By choosing tamales wrapped in sustainably sourced corn husks, you're not just indulging in a delicious treat; you're also supporting rural communities and contributing to a more sustainable future.

Support Local Businesses: Purchase tamales from local businesses that source their corn husks responsibly.

Spread the Word: Share this story with your friends and family to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable agriculture.

Contact Us: Learn more about our work and how you can get involved by contacting FGH International Agribusiness Consulting.

Together, we can continue to celebrate the rich culinary heritage of Mesoamerica while creating a more equitable and sustainable world.