CIRCULAR ECONOMY & TAGUAGLOBAL
The white natural tagua powder produced by Tagua Global is part of a circular economy, which begins with people who recycle the waste generated by the tagua button manufacturing industry. This waste is of great importance to Tagua Global since it is usually burned in brick manufacturing kilns, polluting the environment.
Since 2014, we have been recycling tagua waste to make natural exfoliating powder, which is used in the cosmetics industry. We provide employment opportunities to people with a low economic level, who collect and clean, removing the brown bark, until obtaining completely white, irregularly shaped pieces. This is the basis of the quality process that the company delivers.
Today, tagua is a material used in the manufacture of buttons, crafts and jewelry. We use the waste generated by these industries in the grinding and manufacturing of our tagua powder. Our company carries out a sustainable process for the market and sustainable for the harmonious coexistence of the ecosystem, reducing the pollution of rivers and oceans that are severely affected by plastic particles and that are currently being replaced by many countries. We are part of a sustainable supply chain that converts excess waste from the tagua button industry into a high-quality product.
Thanks to the quality work of Tagua Global, we export to countries such as: the USA, France, China, Vietnam, the United Kingdom, India, which have opened the doors to this industry, generating sources of employment for some 60 families with a low economic level and who are an important part of this circular economy project.
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Genus Aceraceae
Phytelephas Macrocarpa
Due to the origin today it is very common to be called: Phytelephas Aequatorialis by Ecuador.
Corozo or Coroso , Yarina, marfil vegetal, Mococha, chaapi, shishihe.
The tagua button industry is the one that most exploits tagua seeds, the artisanal sector of jewelry and handicrafts.
A tree takes 15 years to grow, from birth to maturity.
In the year 1865, the raw material was exported to Europe, it is in Italy where the button manufacturing process began.
In the year of 1914 when the Italian, Zanchi Pesenti arrives in Manta Ecuador and founded the first company to manufacture tagua buttons.