CNDH and Liconsa Sign Historic Agreement to Ensure Milk Access in Mexico

The National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) and the Leche para el Bienestar program, operated by Liconsa, have entered into an unprecedented collaboration agreement. This agreement focuses on ensuring access to nutritious food as a fundamental human right, with an emphasis on distributing high-quality milk to the most vulnerable populations in Mexico.

The agreement outlines strategies for CNDH to provide support and training to Liconsa staff, ensuring the program operates with a human rights perspective and dignity. Liconsa, in turn, commits to optimizing its distribution channels to reach highly marginalized areas where access to fortified dairy products is limited.

Technically, this agreement reinforces the importance of the social milk supply program as a public health tool. By ensuring the supply of a product enriched with vitamins and minerals, the program aims to combat child malnutrition and improve the quality of life for the elderly.

For the international dairy community and sector analysts, this institutional move highlights the strategic role of milk in Mexico's welfare policies. The collaboration with an autonomous body like CNDH adds a layer of transparency and accountability to the budgetary execution of supply programs.

Finally, this agreement lays the foundation for future collaborations that link nutrition with comprehensive community development. With this document's signing, it is expected that Leche para el Bienestar's impact will transcend mere commercial distribution and become a model of social protection.