Rich in vitamin A
Protects your skin, eyesight, and immune system
A Superfood that helps Reforest
and Restore the Amazon Rainforest.
Madre Di Dio is born from the sweet potato, a root we plant in the Peruvian Amazon with deep respect for the forest and its biodiversity. As it grows, it helps native trees like Shihuahuaco, Santa María, and Brazil nut thrive again — restoring the natural balance and supporting reforestation efforts that bring back wildlife and life itself.
Our sweet potatoes are cultivated among rows of native trees, in regenerative food forests that nourish the land and restore biodiversity.
Protects your skin, eyesight, and immune system
and support immune health bringing nourishment and harmony to your body
protects cells from premature aging
improves digestion and supports intestinal well-being
Versatile natural colorant for breads, beverages, juices, ice creams, snacks, and more
The leaves of our sweet potato are a tender, tasty, and highly nutritious food for the capybaras that have returned to repopulate the ecosystem.
But they haven’t come alone — they’ve brought back their natural predators, felines like jaguars. The balance is being restored.
Gluten-free breads and pastas. Mixes for waffles, pancakes, and cookies. Natural baked snacks. Antioxidant-rich plant-based beverages. Healthy supplements and pet food.
And the best part: every new use is one more reason to plant more trees.
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