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Domaine Taschereau Recognized as AMCE by Quebec

The Domaine Taschereau in Sainte-Marie has been officially recognized as an AMCE by the Quebec Ministry of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change. This designation is part of the province's efforts to promote environmental stewardship and sustainable practices. The recognition highlights the Domaine's commitment to reducing its environmental impact.

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The Domaine Taschereau, located in Sainte-Marie, Quebec, has received official recognition as an AMCE (Agriculture de Matériaux Certifiés Écologiques) from the provincial Ministry of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change. This designation reflects the establishment's dedication to implementing practices that contribute to environmental sustainability. As part of the AMCE program, the Domaine is expected to adopt measures that further minimize its ecological footprint and support local biodiversity. Such recognitions are vital in promoting sustainable agriculture and raising awareness about environmental issues in the region. The acknowledgment of Domaine Taschereau serves as an example for other agricultural establishments in Quebec to follow suit in their environmental commitments.

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