“Greed is the worst thing a leader can have.”
“Greed is the worst thing a leader can have.”
Pedro Soares dos Santos takes on the importance of leadership anchored on solid values.
Juicy Stories
Women Value
Women Value
United by the desire to add value to Mozambique and be a source of inspiration for others, five young Mozambican women crossed paths at the Girl Move Academy. Jerónimo Martins is a part of this innovative project, which has already been awarded a UNESCO prize.
Pingo Doce, the go-to option for over 30 Years
Pingo Doce, the go-to option for over 30 Years
In 1991, Pingo Doce launched its first Private Brand products with brand references that are still part of the consumption habits of the Portuguese people. Thirty years later, Jeronimo Martins’ supermarket chain in Portugal continues to win the hearts of consumers more varied and sophisticated options.
Less but Better
Less but Better
Eat beef and still care for the environment. Yes, it is possible. Using state-of-the-art technology, Jerónimo Martins Agro-Alimentar is investing in the production of Angus beef with a lower carbon footprint.
A Will Beyond the Deal
A Will Beyond the Deal
The principles behind the “Farm to Fork” strategy are not something new for the Jerónimo Martins Agri-Business area and has merely speeded up work that was begun on the ground a long time ago. What is really new is the company’s entry into the organic farming business. Its CEO, António Serrano, details the breakthroughs and challenges of this investment.
Feeding Our Willpower
Feeding Our Willpower
Making our current food systems sustainable means changing the way we produce and eat, while looking at food more as a common goal rather than a consumer good. At Jerónimo Martins, providing better options is already a deal beyond the European will.
Food First
Food First
Safe and authentic food. The brand-new Molecular Biology Laboratory relies on Next Generation Sequencing to tackle fraud and adulteration. CSI-style technology and methods make it possible to identify the DNA of animal and plant species in ingredient samples.
A Fresh Start
A Fresh Start
The green lung breathes again. One year after its launch, the “Serra do Açor Forest” reforestation project sees great progress. More than 570,000 trees of fire-resistant species will have been planted by the end of 2022 with the support of Jerónimo Martins.
The Many Faces of Juliana
The Many Faces of Juliana
No complete meal exists in Portugal without a nutritious soup. On its 40th anniversary, Pingo Doce celebrates this delicacy with 8 recipes under the name of one of Portugal’s iconic soups: Juliana.
Mountains of Hope
Mountains of Hope
In the green heart of Portugal, Serra do Açor was seriously affected by the 2017 wildfires. Jerónimo Martins will allocate 5 million euros to support a 40-year reforestation project that is already a source of hope for the region.
75 Years of the UN
75 Years of the UN
The United Nations officially came into being on 24 October 1945. 75 years ago, in the aftermath of the horrors of World War II, the UN set up a new order built upon hope, peace, equality and justice.
Barometer of Life
Barometer of Life
More than 31,000 species are threatened with extinction, representing 27% of all animal and plant life assessed to date. What is behind this threat?
Beeing Alive
Beeing Alive
Over 75% of our food rely on pollinators. Without them, many crops wouldn’t exist and supermarkets would have half the amount of fruit and vegetables. While crucial, bees are facing a serious decline.
A Precious Fear
A Precious Fear
Fear depends on our notion of it. José Palma-Oliveira, specialist in psychology and risk perception, reflects on the way fear affected us collectively in the peak of the pandemic, leading to erratic shopping patterns and panic buying.
Beyond the Horizon
Beyond the Horizon
The quest for an answer to the meaning of life is endless showing how hungry for a purpose humankind can be. Colombian philosopher Roberto Palacio shares his perspective on this topic.