With the aim of contributing to the social and economic

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Well-being of the communities where the company has a presence, Constellation Brands announces that it will donate 9,000 pantries to highly vulnerable families through support to more than 50 small local businesses in Coahuila and Sonora. With an investment of more than $4,750,000.00, the pantries will be delivered through business chambers and local civil society organizations to benefit more than 34,000 people in both entities. In the case of Coahuila, 14 local businesses affiliated with CANACO such as tortilla shops, bakeries, grocery stores, bottling companies, pharmacies, among others, will be supported to supply 4,500 pantries benefiting 20,000 people including businesses and families in the municipalities of Piedras Negras, Nava, Allende, Morelos, Villa Unión and Zaragoza.

The delivery and acquisition of products is carried out in coordination with the entity's CANACO. For Sonora, 40 grocery stores will be supported that will supply 4,500 pantries, impacting almost 14,000 people in the municipalities of Cajeme and San Ignacio Río Muerto. Together with the Sonoran Business Guatemala Mobile Number List Foundation, AC In both entities, the selection of the families to whom the food supplies will be donated was carried out in coordination with local civil organizations, taking into account various factors, such as the support they have received during this contingency and the vulnerable sector in which they are located. , among others. In the same sense, the participating businesses were selected through the business chambers.



Edgar Guillaumin, Head of the Office of the President of Constellation Brands, shared the following: “We know that this pandemic, in addition to all the health impact, has affected small, medium and large companies throughout the country; Sonora and Coahuila are no exception. It has affected local entrepreneurs, merchants and businessmen, some of them part of our value chain and many others who are not, as is the case of these small businesses, which together with us participate in this initiative to prepare pantries and deliver them to those who need it most.” In this way, Constellation Brands reaffirms its commitment to the country and the cities where its people live and work, which is why it will continue to promote initiatives that support communities in the short, medium and long term because they believe in the value of doing.