| Technology and Services | |
|---|---|
| 3P Technik México - SIPSA | |
| Filters and accessories for use of rainwater. | |
| Aero Solar México | |
| Wind generators, solar panels, batteries, and public lighting. | |
| Bio Builders | |
| A business with experience in construction of country homes with alternative materials and ecological elements. | |
| Desmex División Tecnologías Ambientales | |
| Hi-tech solar technology to generate electricity, hot water, swimming pool heating, steam for industrial processes, commercial air conditioning and solar accessories. | |
| Distribuidora Waltho | |
| Renewable energy and sustainable products such as photovoltaic panels, wind generators, solar water heaters and LED lighting. | |
| EARTHchitecture | |
| Stylish design of homes and buildings in genuine harmony with the environment. | |
| Ecoaldea Engfui | |
| A sustainable develoment with alternative energy, rainwater harvesting and organic gardens adjacent to a planned buddhist temple. | |
| EcoVerde | |
| Ecological bags made of oxo-biodegradable plastic. | |
| Ferretería Don Pedro | |
| Sustainable equipment from Rotoplas such as solar hot water heaters and biodigesters. | |
| FI Escorpión | |
| Ionic flocculation technology that allows treatment of contaminated liquids and transformation to their original state for recycling. | |
| Grupo Idea | |
| Group of León businesses offering plastimadera, led lighting and biodigesters. | |
| ikarani | |
| A business from Morelia dedicated to the implementation of environmental technologies, organic products and integration services. | |
| IRRI México - International Institute of Renewable Resources | |
| Project management and consulting for environmental education and development of new technologies. | |
| LED Solutions | |
| Ecological and long-lasting products to solve the problem of high energy use by lighting. (Grupo Idea) | |
| Los Senderos | |
| Home sites, event facilities and equestrian center on 275 acres of fresh air, clean, secure parklands and lovingly protected nature reserves. | |
| MAXEh | |
| MAXEh is an additive that can be mixed with tepetate (soil with high lime content), water, and a small amount of cement to form solid walls or construction blocks. | |
| Muro Rock de León y Ecosolución | |
| Sales and installation of ecological cabins constructed with wood substitute made from recycled plastic. (Grupo Idea) | |
| NS Desarrollos | |
| LED lighting | |
| Origen San Miguel | |
| An initiative of professionals committed to the environment that supports sustainable development projects at the community level in alliance with the International Institute of Renewable Resources. | |
| Rancho Las Potrancas | |
| Worm farm in Querétaro that offers a 100% organic worm humus and the worms themselves as a source of protein. | |
| Rancho Los Labradores | |
| A gated community, cultural and spa resort which blends with the environment while providing an exemplorary social life. | |
| SeAmbiental | |
| Environmental services and equipment including biodegradable dishware and ecological promotional items. | |
| Solar San Miguel | |
| An alliance of companies with products ranging from compacted earth blocks (adobe) to solar systems, rainwater harvesting systems and wind generators. | |
| Soluciones Solares | |
| Specialists in solar water heaters based on vacuum crystal collectors for heating the water of showers, sinks, Jacuzzi, pools and floors. | |
| Tejas El Águila | |
| Glazed clay roof tiles offering thermal insulation to reduce heating and cooling costs. (Grupo Idea) | |
| Telesegundaria Mexiquito | |
| Solar ovens designed and built by the students of Telesegundaria Mexiquito. | |
| Tierra y Cal | |
| Consulting and training on earthen techniques including earthen construction and finishing. | |
| Information Booths | |
| Amigos de Animales | |
| Sterilizations, adoptions, and edcuation about caring for pets. | |
| Amigos de la Presa | |
| A citizen-based organization promoting the continued improvement of the quality of the water of the Presa by encouraging beneficial practices and recreational uses of the Presa Allende. | |
| Apoyo a Gente Emprendedora AC | |
| Organization aiding individuals or existing small buisnesses, who lack access to banking institutions in Mexico, by providing small no-interest loans or grants, management, support and mentoring. | |
| CASA | |
| A nonprofit organization that serves the poor, particularly adolescents, rural women and their families, through health, social service, education, and environmental outreach programs. | |
| Casas Chicas | |
| Home for sale designed by Chris Stone using compressed earth block and stone harvested from the property in Monte de Loreto. Includes rain catchment and optional solar panels. | |
| CEDESA - Centro de Desarrollo Agropecuario | |
| A grassroots campesino organization addressing eco-technologies, organic farming and soil conservation, alternative and natural health, community marketing, and rural tourism. | |
| Club Rotario de SMA - Midday | |
| A multi-cultural English-speaking Rotary Club working on projects to help the residents in the greater San Miguel de Allende community. | |
| GAIA - Grupo de Acción Interdisciplinaria | |
| A civil association with the objective of promoting and generating alternatives for sustainable development for urban, suburban and rural communities. | |
| Mapa Verde San Miguel | |
| A guide to sustainable living in San Miguel de Allende and part of Green Map System, a collaborative effort of local mapmakers around the world to chart a sustainable future. | |
| PEASMA | |
| The Project for Environmental Education San Miguel Allende is educating a new generation by promoting awareness, love, and respect for the environment. | |
| Proyecto de Restauracion de la Cuadrilla | |
| Project includes cultivation of food, preservation of water, a search for alternative energy sources, and restoration of the river and the surrounding land in this village of Otomi origin. | |
| Salvemos al Río Laja | |
| Organization dedicated to conserving and rehabilitating the Rio Laja watershed and water protection and ecological restoration in San Miguel de Allende. | |
| San Miguel Garden Club | |
| A club whose dual objectives are to promote an interest in flowers, plants, gardens and floral arranging and to promote projects of civic interest that benefit San Miguel de Allende. | |
| Todos por el Agua | |
| Organization dedicated to conserving and rehabilitating the Rio Laja watershed and water protection and ecological restoration in San Miguel de Allende. | |
| Food Stands | |
| Bistro Los Senderos | |
| The restaurant at Los Senderos, which has an organic garden. | |
| Gorditas Orgánicas | |
| The (unnamed) gordita stand that is in front of the almacén at the tianguis with organic gorditas for the fair. | |
| Panaderia Casanova | |
| The breads of Casanova are produced in San Miguel de Allende with an emphasis on high quality regional organic ingredients. | |
| Vegan Goddess | |
| Organic nut and seed butters, vegan baked goods, and all natural dog treats. | |
| Ecological Art | |
| Arte Natural Eco diseño - Arte en Nopal | |
| Unique pieces of jewelry and accessories made with artisanal techniques and low environmental impact. | |
| Artesanías de Oaxaca | |
| Rugs from teotitlán with natural dyes. | |
| Grupo Bio | |
| Items made from recycled materials and ecological publications. | |
| La Casa Verde | |
| Art by Béa Aaronson incorporating repurposed materials. | |
| Prescolar de la Comunidad El Huizachal | |
| Handicrafts | |
| The Economic Crisis Collection | |
| Clothing made from recycled coffee sacks by Laura Reyes and Barbara Porter. | |
| The Rug Hook Project | |
| Hooked rugs by "Las Rancheritas" of Agustín González, a village 12 miles south of San Miguel de Allende. | |
| Vida Verde | |
| Handicrafts | |
| Green Market | |
| Abono Orgánico de Zitácuaro Morelia | |
| Fruit products in transition to organic, organic bocashi (a fermented fertilizer) and liquid fertilizers. | |
| Agronegocios de Morelia | |
| Organic coffee, dried fruit, rompope, cream and fruit liqueurs. | |
| Agronegocios de Morelia - Bio-Plus Avocat Cosmetics | |
| Beauty products made with an avocado base. | |
| Agronegocios de Morelia - La Montaña | |
| Natural agave 'honey', a 100% natural and organic dietary supplement. It contains no preservatives, flavorings or binders. | |
| Agronegocios de Morelia - Productos Da-lia | |
| Shampoos, creams and supplements made from honey and other bee products. | |
| Agronegocios de Morelia - Regant | |
| "Natural Equilibrium", 100% pure and natural gourmet avocado oil, and beauty products made with avocado extracts. | |
| Apicultores Arenal | |
| Products of 100% natural honey from El Arenal, Llanos de Santana, Guanajuato. | |
| Bio-Bien (Toyan Rancho Orgánico) | |
| Producer of organic vegetables and biodegradable agricultural products. | |
| Certimex - Certificadora Mexicana de Productos y Procesos Ecológicos | |
| Collaborates in the development of ecological production through quality inspection and certification of agriculture products and processes, farming, agriculture - industry and forestry. | |
| Chocolate Don Jenaro | |
| Hand-made tradional chocolate from Pátzcuaro. | |
| Comida Típica de Oaxaca | |
| Moles and cheeses from Oaxaca. | |
| Escuela de Artes Ancestrales | |
| Teaching traditions that are in danger of extinction to young people and women. | |
| Fertilawn Mexico | |
| Full service company offering pest control, plant care and garden maintenance using 100% organic products. | |
| Flor de Alfalfa | |
| Products made with certified organic milk that does not contain preservatives or chemicals and that is free of hormones. | |
| La Covacha - The Garden Shack | |
| Garden supply store with organic seeds and natural products. | |
| Mamayaa Ecological Cloth Pads | |
| Reusable cloth pads from organic and/or recycled cotton fabrics are an ecological alternative to conventional pads and tampons. | |
| Marzé Alimentos Artesanales | |
| Natural juices and concentrates. | |
| Micro Empresa 'Metli' de Zitácuaro Michoacán | |
| Certified organic and ecological products such as dried fruits, jams and toothpaste. | |
| Productores de Chilcuague de la sierra Gorda SPR de RL | |
| Organically cultivated chilcuague from Xichú, Guanajuato which has almost eliminated the pressure on wild populations. Chilcuague is used as a condiment and in traditional medicine. | |
| Productos Orgánicos Don Juan - Lombricultura Aplicada | |
| A cooperative specializing in using worms to produce solid and liquid fertilizers. | |
| Proyecto Lavanda | |
| A cooperative in a small rural town 35 miles north of San Miguel de Allende raising organic lavendar for soaps, oil, honey and other products | |
| Rancho La Romita | |
| Organic meat products, organic cheeses, and organic wines are made at the ranch from their own produce and other local organic sources. | |
| Rancho Orgánico Don Camilo | |
| Organic avocados and other fruits from Tacambaro, Michoacán. | |
| Rayito de Sol | |
| Traditional handcrafted floor tiles. | |
| REMECC - Norma Angélica de Aguascalientes | |
| Jewelry made from seeds. | |
| REMECC - Talina Cuervo de Xalapa Veracruz | |
| Notebooks from hand made paper and recycled paper. | |
| REMECC Ecotierra - P. Leo de Tehuantepec Oaxaca | |
| Sesame seeds and sesame oil from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca produced organically and with fairness for the workers. | |
| Sociedad Audubon | |
| Audubon protects local birds, promotes understanding of local ecosystems, and educates the community to restore and maintain the natural environment. | |
| Sopa de Ideas | |
| Design agency with a commitment to community and the environment. Store with sustainable products opening soon. | |
| Tianguis de Productos Orgánicos de Michoacán. | |
| Turkey meat, jamaica, beans, eggs and more. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Adela Ramírez | |
| Honey, pollen, propolis, jams, syrups, sauces, granola, pickled cactus. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Claudia Espinosa de los Montero Martínez | |
| Honey, pollen, propolis, jams, syrups, sauces, granola, pickled cactus. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Esperanza Jiménez Soto | |
| Crafts from recycled materials. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Fransisca Rodríguez | |
| Honey, pollen, propolis, jams, syrups, sauces, granola, pickled cactus. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Jesus Frausto Ramírez | |
| Honey, pollen, propolis, jams, syrups, sauces, granola, pickled cactus. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Juana Paredones | |
| Openwork and embroidery. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Lourdes Moncada | |
| Whole grain bread. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Ma. Elena Osorio | |
| Cactus plants. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Marta Patricia Alarcón | |
| Wood products. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Modesta Exiga | |
| Fabrics and crafts. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Raul Villafuerte | |
| Whole grain bread, cookies. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Refugio Hernández (Don Cuco) | |
| Nopal (prickly pear cactus) flour. | |
| Tierra Generosa - Rocio Alarcón | |
| Lemon, strawberry, zapote, mango, nutmeg, and vanilla ices | |
| Tierra Generosa - Sagrario Guerra | |
| Wheat and soy sprouts. | |
| Vía Orgánica | |
| A Mexican non-profit organization whose mission is to promote a healthy diet through organic agriculture, fair trade, a healthy lifestyle and protection of the planet. | |
| Yaax Wool | |
| Yaax Wool is contributing to building communities based on fairness and justice. | |