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Regeneration

Begins Within


Beginning with Mexico and Michigan, we connect producers, buyers, communities, and capital to create markets that restore more than they extract.

SORA is building the intelligence and relationships behind regenerative trade.

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Are you a producer or buyer?

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Regenerate the Self

Regenerate the Land

Regenerate the Community

Regenerate the Self Regenerate the Land Regenerate the Community

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Our Story

SORA began with a simple belief: regeneration is relational. It begins within us, takes root in the land, and becomes lasting through community.

Rooted between Mexico and Michigan, we connect producers, buyers, knowledge, and opportunity to cultivate systems of trade and development that restore rather than extract.

Cultivate Relationship

Restore the Land

Strengthen Community

Cultivate Relationship Restore the Land Strengthen Community

A Regenerative Intelligence and Trade Network

SORA identifies trusted producers, maps market opportunities, and builds relationships between regenerative agriculture and responsible commerce.

We are creating the infrastructure needed to move products, knowledge, and investment through systems that benefit the people and places where value begins.

The People Producing Value Are Too Often Disconnected From It

Regeneration begins by reconnecting what has been separated.

Small and community-based producers frequently struggle to reach stable, well-aligned markets. At the same time, buyers seeking transparent and responsibly sourced products often struggle to find reliable partners.

SORA closes that gap by making regenerative supply networks more visible, organized, and accessible.

What SORA Does

Discover

1

We identify producers, products, regions, buyers, and market opportunities to help facilitate regenerative trade.


Verify

2

We document capacity, practices, quality, relationships, and commercial readiness.


Connect

3

We introduce aligned producers, buyers, institutions, logistics partners, and capital.


Develop

4

We help relationships grow into resilient trade and community-development systems.

Our Services

For Producers

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Reach new markets without losing your identity.

SORA helps producers communicate their story, document their capacity, identify buyers, and build stronger commercial relationships.

For Buyers

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Source products with greater transparency and connection.

Discover producers, origins, products, available volumes, and the people behind what you purchase.

For Partners

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Invest in systems that regenerate more than profit.

SORA works with community organizations, governments, logistics providers, investors, universities, and development institutions.

Building a Regenerative Coffee Corridor


SORA is developing a producer-to-buyer network connecting coffee-growing regions in Mexico with cafés, roasters, retailers, and community institutions in Michigan.

The network begins with relationships in:

Mexico City · Puebla · Veracruz · Chiapas · Oaxaca

And connects them with emerging markets across:

Lansing · East Lansing · Detroit · Ann Arbor · Grand Rapids

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Regeneration at every level

Personal, ecological, and communal regeneration are not separate efforts. Each strengthens the others.


Regenerate the Self

Cultivating awareness, purpose, health, and leadership from the inside out

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Regenerate the Land

Supporting practices that restore soil, biodiversity, food systems, and ecological resilience.

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Regenerate the Community

Strengthening relationships between producers, buyers, institutions, and the people they serve.

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Rooted in Two Places. Building One Network.

Founded by Andrez Chuney-Gutierrez, SORA Regenerative grows from a personal and professional connection between Mexico and Michigan.

Through work in community development, agriculture, real estate, cultural exchange, and regenerative systems, Andrez recognized that many communities already possess the knowledge and resources needed to thrive. What is often missing is the infrastructure that connects those assets to opportunity.

SORA was created to help build that infrastructure.

Become Part of the Regenerative Network

Whether you produce, purchase, invest, organize, transport, research, or build community, there is a place for you within SORA.

Join The Network

Please complete the form below so we can learn more about who you are, what you offer, and how you would like to connect.