The aim of this article is to analyze the role of consumers of Utopia Basket in the organization of intercultural economic solidarity circuits. Therefore, I aim to consider the experience of Utopia Basket in Ecuador. To gather the data, I conducted ethnographic methods, such as observant participation and in-depth interviews between 2014 and 2016. I argue that Utopia Basket consumers have a different profile to other initiatives of agroecological product consumption – mainly targeted at the middle class – and that they are a group of consumers initially from a neighborhood on the outskirts of Riobamba, a town in Ecuador, with ties and links of proximity related to Ecclesial Base Communities (CEBs). They have undergone communitarian formation processes on agroecological food as a right, not a privilege. In addition, they advocate and exercise the need for reconnecting with indigenous-peasant practices and communities. I found that Utopia Basket consumers have played the role of articulating and driving the formation of intercultural solidarity economic circuits.

本文的目的是分析 Utopia Basket 的消费者在跨文化经济团结回路的组织中的作用。因此，我打算考虑在厄瓜多尔的Utopia Basket 体验。为了收集数据，我在 2014 年至 2016 年间进行了观察性参与和深度访谈等人种学方法。我认为，Utopia Basket 消费者与其他农业生态产品消费举措（主要针对中产阶级）有着不同的特征，并且他们是一群消费者，最初来自厄瓜多尔小镇里奥班巴郊区的一个社区，与教会基地社区 (CEB) 有着密切的联系和联系。他们在农业生态食品方面经历了社区形成过程，这是一项权利，而不是特权。此外，他们倡导并行使与土著农民做法和社区重新联系的必要性。我发现 Utopia Basket 的消费者起到了连接和推动跨文化团结经济回路形成的作用。