New – Edition #14

EDITION 14

New

More than exploring the multiple meanings of the word NEW, this issue of Feed provides a fresh look over unquestionable truths. From action in the ocean to geopolitical stances on land. From old tools to new words. From homemade cooking to food that tastes like home.

Highlights

10 years of Jerónimo Martins Agro-Alimentar

Business / Our Business /

Pedro Soares dos Santos: 10 years of agribusiness

Pedro Soares dos Santos, Chairman & CEO of the Jerónimo Martins Group, shares his vision on the first ten years, from 2014 to 2024, of the Groups' agribusiness.

Ara and UNICEF, supporting children’s education in Colombia

Ara has partnered with UNICEF in 2024 to implement the "Comprehensive Care for Early Childhood,…

Casa Acreditar: a new home away from home

aerial view of Port of Santa Marta, in Colombia, sided by a wide sea and mountains in the background

Manuel Vides: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid…

One million reasons to believe in Colombia

“One million reasons” is a private welfare investment plan launched in 2024 by Ara to…

Illustration of a store with detailed architectural features on a green background.

Retail media: the time is now

In an era where digital advertising is dominated by a handful of tech giants, a…

Retail Media at Biedronka and Pingo Doce

Marek Zlakowski and Francisco d'Almeida are responsible for the new Retail Media business area at…

All Articles

Sustainability / Community /

Ara and ICBF, preventing food poverty in Colombia

In late 2023, the Colombian Family Welfare Institute (ICBF) and Jerónimo Martins Colombia signed a new three-year cooperation agreement, aimed at preventing and fighting food poverty in the country.

Sustainability / Community /

Ara builds the first food bank in the Pacific

To fight food insecurity in Colombia, Ara built in 2024 the first food bank in the Pacific, located in Buenaventura.

lighthouse in Cabo de São Vicente (Cape St Vincent) by nightfall

Society / Politics /

Raquel Vaz-Pinto: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.

Signature Articles

A photo montage of the White House (USA), the Forbidden City (Beijing), and the Red Square (Moscow), side by side

Jan Krzysztof Bielecki

Society / Politics /