Overview
- The rollout announced for 2026 covers Oaxaca, Chiapas, Guerrero, Yucatán, Campeche, Quintana Roo and Tabasco, reaching 437 municipalities and about 677,000 producer families.
- Officials set near‑term and long‑term targets, projecting roughly a 20% production increase in the first stage and up to a 50% per‑hectare productivity gain by 2030.
- Scaling plans aim to engage roughly 1.5 million small producers across 872 municipalities in 29 states by 2030, with phased expansion after the initial southeast and Pacific‑south launch.
- Core tools include comunidades milperas of about 100 farmers supported by Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro, free fertilizer, technical assistance, and collective light machinery through the Milpateca (ferroteca).
- To add value locally, the plan promotes women‑led cooperatives and community tortillerías with an origin seal, with officials showcasing branded “tortillas del Bienestar” as part of the commercialization strategy.