MALLA Campaign
Join the virtuous circle for Mallorca's future.
Eat Local. Enjoy. Repeat.
Discover where to buy local organic products with added value on the island.
Be part of the virtuous circle for the future of Mallorca.
Scan the QR code and discover the designated spots on the island where you can buy local organic products and enjoy typical Mallorcan cuisine.
65% of Mallorca's local produce is organic, meaning you're choosing fresher, chemical-free food.
80% of local stores' revenue is reinvested in the local economy, creating jobs and supporting island families.
Buying local reduces carbon emissions by up to 30% by avoiding long transport times for imported products.
Where to buy?
Drink water. Refill. Repeat.
Discover the spots on the island where you can find fresh water sources to refill your bottle.
Be part of the virtuous circle for the future of Mallorca.
Scan the QR code and discover the spots located on the island where you can find fresh water sources to refill your bottle.
In Mallorca, 1.5 million bottles are consumed every day, a major source of plastic waste.
79% of these bottles end up in the Mediterranean as microplastics, damaging ecosystems.
Plastic enters the food chain of marine animals and humans, affecting the health of both.
Where to refill your bottle?
Rent a bike, pedal, repeat
Discover the places where you can find a bicycle in Palma.
Be part of the virtuous circle for the future of Mallorca.
Scan the QR code and download the Bicipalma app to discover where you can find electric bikes in Palma.
In Palma, the use of electric bicycles has grown by 25% in recent years, reducing traffic and pollution.
40% of Palma residents live less than 500 meters from a Bicipalma station.
Using electric bikes in the city can reduce your carbon emissions by 70% compared to using a car.
Where to pick up your bike?
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