This new issue covers enterprises that came to this side of the Atlantic Ocean to pursue continual success, as well as others that have transcended domestic notoriety to also be found abroad.
Saint-Gobain PAM found its way into the Ecuadorian pipelines over a century ago, and is currently present along the waterworks of most major cities in the continent. In Central America, the Belca operation became, practically, the first foodservice brand in the region, created in Costa Rica to become a success in Guatemala and currently replicating this same feat in El Salvador.
Mexico keeps showing it has a lot to export; from flavored drinks produced in the Yucatán Peninsula, by Proalmex, to the berries, tomatoes and one of the top brands in wheat flour from Grupo Empresarial Sonorense. The latter operates diverse business units, including real estate developments in the Northwest of Mexico, car dealerships, financial services and, as mentioned, food and agricultural.
Supply chains have been one of the most...
