Enthos combines technology, human talent and circular economy in its operation
Luis Fernando Méndez, manager of Enthos, shares in Un Café con los Empresarios his view on human talent in business transformation. The company works with a circular economy model based on the biotransformation of organic waste using black soldier fly larvae. At its plant, technology handles repetitive tasks and optimizes production controls, while people's knowledge remains central. 60% of the plant's workers are women, trained to operate equipment and take on responsibilities in production processes.
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- Enthos operates a circular economy model that biotransforms organic waste with black soldier fly larvae.
- The company uses technology for repetitive tasks and production controls, but keeps human analysis as fundamental.
- 60% of the plant's workers are women, trained to operate equipment and take on responsibilities.
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