Many companies have incorporated a social and environmental purpose into their economic objectives, but some have had this vision embedded in their DNA since their inception. This is the case of Cadí, a century-old cooperative in the Pyrenees. "The project began in 1915. We produce cheeses and butter from the fresh milk we collect daily from our members, the dairy farming families of the Alt Urgell and Cerdanya regions. The milk from this area provides us with two of our most emblematic products: Cadí butter and Cadí Protected Designation of Origin butter," says Anna Puigcercós, CEO of Cadí. Agricultural and livestock traditions are the foundation of a project deeply rooted in the region. "The cooperative's purpose has always been to maintain and develop the Alt Urgell and Cerdanya regions so that the primary and secondary sectors can earn a decent living by producing and marketing high-quality dairy products with that local value," explains Puigcercós. The Cadí Group had a turnover of 165 million euros in 2024 and employs 231 people. "We must take care of the primary sector so that it can continue to provide us with quality agri-food products. There is a collective responsibility involved. We must be aware of the importance of consuming local products. Our consumption patterns also determine the kind of society and world we want to build. There is an individual responsibility when we decide what type of product we consume. Ultimately, it's not everyone's responsibility," he explains.

Cadí La Seu hasn't started the season with the results they hoped for, but they remain one of the greatest examples of resilience in European basketball. The team from La Seu d'Urgell, a town of just 12,831 inhabitants, has made staying in the Liga Femenina Endesa (Women's Endesa League) a regular occurrence. "Cadí La Seu is a long-standing project that faces increasing challenges. You have to play against the best teams without the same budget. It's a club with a lot of people behind it, making sure everything runs smoothly. It's a project that has grown significantly, but it gets harder every year. Having a team in the top division brings a lot of life to a town like La Seu d'Urgell."