The Camp Mallorquí cooperative has presented an offer to acquire Carob S.A., a company dedicated to the production of carob gum and currently in pre-insolvency proceedings. The proposal has already been submitted to both shareholders and the court overseeing the process, and it includes the continuation of agricultural activity and the maintenance of the more than twenty jobs affected. Miquel Gual, president of the cooperative, has assured that "they will keep the company as we know it." "We don't want it to end up like Agama, where a big brand like Damm buys it for speculation and not to keep the sector alive."

The Camp Mallorquina cooperative has presented an offer to acquire Carob SA, a company dedicated to the production of carob gum and currently in pre-insolvency proceedings. The proposal has already been conveyed to both shareholders and the court overseeing the process and includes the continuity of agricultural activity and the maintenance of the more than twenty affected jobs. Miquel Gual, president of the cooperative, has assured that they "will maintain the company as we know it." "We don't want it to end up like "}Agama, where a large brand like Damm buys it to speculate and not to keep the sector alive.

Carob production in the Balearic Islands will be severely reduced this season. According to data from the Garrova Carob Cutters Association (PIMEM), only 50% of the available fruit will be harvested, when in a normal year up to 70% of the 20,000 to 25,000 kilos produced annually are harvested.