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2024 First Quarter Results
For the first quarter of 2024, Grupo Nutresa reports COP 4,3 trillion in sales and an EBITDA margin of 14,5%. In dollars, consolidated revenues grew by 7,1% and EBITDA grew by 16,7%
Grupo Nutresa obtains
Investment Grade with a 'BBB' Foreign and local rating from Fitch Ratings thanks to the Company's financial robustness and
competitiveness.
Grupo Nutresa moves forward in its path to fulfill its
long-term objectives by means of a solid and competitive business model that enables the Company to navigate a challenging macroeconomic setting with resilience and long-term vision.
Overthe period, credit rating agency Fitch Ratings assigned Grupo Nutresa a long-term Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'BBB', with a stable outlook. This places the company as Investment Grade on an international scale, above Colombian sovereign risk.
According to Fitch, the ratings consider the robustness of
Grupo Nutresa's business profile based on its competitive
positioning in the marketswhere it operates. The rating also
considers the strength and recognition of Grupo Nutresa's brands and broad geographic diversification, which allows it to maintain stable cash flows. Credit ratings are forward- looking opinions about the ability of an enterprise to fulfill financial commitments, and enables the companyto access competitive rates in the global financial markets.
Consolidated financial results of Grupo Nutresa S. A.
for the first quarter of 2024
he first quarter of 2024 was enclosed | which represent an 11,8% decrease in relation |
within a challenging business dynamic | to the same period in 2023. In dollars, these |
Tin Colombia. The Company navigated | revenues are USD 1,1 trillion, with a growth |
through challenges such as (i) consumers with | of 7,1% |
lower purchasing power after long inflationary | |
periods; (ii) a highly competitive and | Revenues in Colombia totaled COP 2,6 trillion, |
demanding market; and (iii) the introduction | dropping 6,8% with regard to the previous |
of new taxes on several food products. | year, and representing 60,7% of Grupo |
Nutresa's consolidated sales. International |
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The Organization addressed these challenges by relying on its corporate capabilities,
streamlining processes, prioritizing the affordability and competitiveness of the
portfolio and listening to and understanding
consumers to anticipate their needs. In such a challenging context, Grupo Nutresa's first- quarter sales amounted to COP 4,3 trillion,
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revenues in dollars stand at USD 430,9 million, with a slight decrease of 1,1%. However, due to a marked revaluation of the Colombian peso during the period, when consolidating these
sales in the local currency, the amount stands at COP 1,7 trillion, with a variation of -18,5% and representing 39,3% of the Organization's
total sales.
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In the expense item, a healthy balance is maintained between the operational productivity and the investment in the brands to invigorate the consumption.
Thus, the operating profit stands at COP 491,945 million, which is 8,4% lower that the profit recorded in lastyear's same period. Likewise, the EBITDA totaled COP 622,375 million, dropping 3,8%, and the margin on sales was 4,5%. In dollars, the EBITDA stands at USD 158,8 million with a growth of 16,7%.
By means of its commodity management efforts, the Company achieved a significant reduction in the costs throughout the period. Therefore, there is an expansion of 500 basis points in the gross margin over the quarter, and the gross profit totaled COP 1,8 trillion.
In terms of post-operative expenses, there was a 9,6% reduction in financial
expenses due to the decreased debt recorded over the period. Likewise, and forcomparabilitypurposeswith previousyears, it is important to highlight that
as of this year, dividends associated with Grupo Sura and Grupo Argos stock portfolio are not recorded, since said portfolio was spun off at the end of the year 2023.
Lastly, due the effects stated above, the net profit for the quarter was COP 204.811 million, representing a 40,4% decrease in relation to last year's equivalent period.
Separate Financial Statements
The Separate Financial Statements of Grupo Nutresa S. A. report
COP 204.188 million in operating revenues, which correspond to the profit obtained through the equity method of the investments in food companies. Furthermore, the net profit totaled COP 203.961 million.
Amidst the current challenging consumption dynamics in Colombia, Grupo
Nutresa's total sales amount
COP 4,3 trillion,
11,8% lower than last year's sales in the first quarter. In dollars, these revenues are
USD 1,1 trillion,
with a growth of 7,1%.
Sales in Colombia record
COP 2,6 Trillion,
in revenue, representing a 6,8% decrease in relation to the same period in 2023.
International revenues in dollars stand at
USD 430,9
million,
with a slight drop of 1,1%. Due to a marked revaluation of the Colombian peso during the period, when consolidating these sales in the local currency, the amount stands at
COP 1,7 trillion,
with a variation of -18,5%.
For its part, the consolidated
EBITDA for the period is
COP 622,375
million
with a 14,5% margin on sales. In dollars, the EBITDA stands at USD 158,8 million, with a growth of 16,7%.
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Grupo Nutresa is part of the top 10% in the S&P
Global Sustainable1 sustainability yearbook
After being distinguished in December 2023 as the most sustainable food company in the World and Emerging Markets Indices -MILA-, Grupo Nutresa is once again part of the "S&P Global Sustainable1" SustainabilityYearbook, afterbeing recognized in the top 10%
in the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) within the same publication.
The S&P Global Sustanaible1 Yearbook lists 9.400 ratings made in the Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment as of February 7, 2024. Unlike the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes - DJSI - the Yearbook also recognizes companies not listed in the S&P Global BMI - Broad Market Index, i.e. those lacking a significant market capitalization.
The good performance in this evaluation reflects Grupo Nutresa's commitment to drive
the increasing generation of value for its stakeholders through cooperation with people, allies and society; preservation of the planet; and development, growth and innovation. It is also a sign of the resilience, leadership and conscientious work of its leaders and collaborators.
Our adoption of the S&P Global Sustainable1 Corporate Assessment criteria is a story of profound learning and the strengthening of a consistent and coherent collaborative working model with our stakeholders. Being listed in the S&P Global
Sustainable1 Yearbook again reflects the valuable work
carried out by our team, as well as the execution of outstanding sustainable practices that inspire us and allow us to continue building a better world where development is for everyone.
Carlos Ignacio Gallego
CEO
Grupo Nutresa.
Grupo Nutresa obtained outstanding results in the
MERCO 2023 ESG Responsibility monitor
Grupo Nutresa maintained its position
in the thirteenth edition of MERCO 2023 ESG Responsibility (Environmental, Social,
Governance) and was once again ranked as the second most ESG responsible company in
Colombia. The company was also recognized as the most environmentally responsible company, as well as the third most responsible in the social (S) and governance (G) dimensions.
The MERCO ESG Responsibility methodology foresees the evaluation by executives and other groups of experts (including CSR experts), as well as the perception of employees of the
100 MERCO companies, among others.
In total, the study consolidates six analysis perspectives: Ethical Behavior, Transparency
and Good Governance, Fiscal Contribution to the Country, Employee Responsibility, Commitment to the Environment and Climate
Change, and Contribution to the Community; as well as 25 sources of information and a total of 80.472 surveys.
CECODES recognized Grupo Nutresa for its ambitious
environmental goals
As part of the third edition of the CECODES (Colombian Business Council for Sustainable Development) Sustainable Business Award held on Thursday, March 14 in Bogota, Grupo Nutresa was recognized for its work and ambition within the "Ambitious environmental objectives" analysis
criteria.
According to the CECODES team, the recognition takes into account that Grupo Nutresa is "an
organization that has ambitious short and medium-term environmental goals, based on science".
This space served as a call for companies to increase their ambition focused on the criteria required
today from the private sector in terms of sustainability.
Evok opened its first experience store in Dubai
The Evok brand opened its first experience store in Dubai in the first quarter of 2024, in one of
the city's most important shopping malls:
Mercato Mall, in the Jumeirah neighborhood, a strategic place for people from different parts of the world to enjoy the magic and vitality of Evok.
This achievement adds to the brand's presence in this country, since its participation in Expo Dubai 2020 in online channels, specialized stores and coffee shops. With a premium concept, surprising flavors and meaningful
packaging, the brand seeks to continue conquering new territories with ingredients
and stories that are sources of wellness.
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With clean energy, the Cold Cuts Business
operates its plant in Caloto
On March 20, the Cold Cuts Business activated 1.190 solar panels
that will generate electricity for its cold cuts production plant
located in Caloto (Cauca, Colombia) using photovoltaic cells. This project represents a significant milestone in its commitment to the
environment and in the development of its sustainability strategy.
The initiative aims to contribute 18% to 20% of the plant's total electricitydemand. Thiswill result in a significant reduction in monthly
electricity bills, while promoting the use of renewable energy sources.
This implementation has not yielded direct costs for the Business,
as the investment and operation of the photovoltaic system are managed by Gases de Occidente (GDO), through a 10-year operation
contract. Alimentos Cárnicos S. A. S. division only provided the space necessary for the installation, which covers an area of 5.255 square meters.
Grupo Nutresa is Investment Grade with a 'BBB' Foreign and local rating from Fitch Ratings
On April 8, Fitch Ratings, a global credit rating agency, assigned Grupo Nutresa a long-term Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'BBB', with a stable outlook. This places the company as Investment Grade on an international scale, above Colombian sovereign risk.
According to Fitch, the ratings consider the robustness of Grupo Nutresa's business profile based on its competitive positioning in the markets where
it operates. The rating also considers the strength and recognition ofGrupo
Nutresa's brands and broad geographic diversification, which allows it to maintain stable cash flows.
The report highlights that the company's capital structure reflects
consistent low leverage and debt maturities distributed over the long
term. This gives Grupo Nutresa greater financial flexibility and the ability to
continue growing organically and inorganically.
We are extremely pleased to share this news. This Corporate Rating not only gives us the possibility of accessing financial resources under very favorable conditions but also reflects the
work carried out by the organization and our people during recent years through objectives that have driven the Group's superior performance, while executing quick decisions to evolve and enhance our organizational capabilities, with a vision of the future
Carlos Ignacio Gallego
CEO
Grupo Nutresa.
Grupo Nutresa introduced high-impactcommitments for the cocoa sector in
Colombia
On March 13, Compañía Nacional de Chocolates was visited by the President of the Republic, Gustavo Petro Urrego and his entourage, at
its plant in Rionegro.
During the visit, the representatives of the national government had the opportunity to learn first-hand about the contributions that Compañía Nacional de Chocolates has made to strengthen the cocoa
chain in Colombia.
Furthermore, Grupo Nutresa launched a new high-impact program for the cocoa sector. To learn in detail the commitments made by the company, scan the following QR code:
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Tresmontes Lucchetti, awarded in Chile as
"Outstanding ESG Company"
In the framework of the Business Awards organized by the consulting firm Ernst & Young for 17 years, togetherwith the El Mercurio journal - which seeks to recognize the work of Chilean entrepreneurship
and opportunity-building, and a more sustainable future - Tresmontes Lucchetti was awarded in the
category "Outstanding ESG Company" (Environmental, Social, Governance).
The issues evaluated by the jury of more than 60 nominated companies included GHG emissions, en-
gagement with local communities, human rights, diversity and inclusion, corporate governance and risk management, among others. The recognition ceremony was attended by Justo García G., president of TMLUC, accompanied by part of his board of directors, as well as the presidents of the five
unions of the organization, apart from the president of the union federation because, in his opinion, "this is a recognition that falls on our workers who are the driving force behind our management".
Opperar transforms its corporate image
With a commitment to always go forward together, Opperar introduced its new image to position itself as a progress pioneer while maintaining a close and empathetic connection with its customers. This new
identity, featuring an arrow pointing in the right direction, reflects the company's de-
termination to move towards a betterworld where development is for everyone.
New chocolate plant at GCFoods, Santa Marta
In order to support Cordillera's growth for the B2B category of the Chocolate Business and accelerate the development of international markets by 2030, a new production plant at GCFoods in Santa Marta was made available to the brand.
This new production plant for the manufacture of chocolate ingredients offers
important competitive advantages that boost the growth of Cordillera's customers in global markets and contributes to the generation of value throughout the cocoa-chocolate chain.
The new production plant will start operating with 100% of its chocolate lines in the second half of this year; however, the first equipment will start operating in the first quarter of 2024.
Recognitions and awards
El Corral, winner of Rappi's Bigote | Colcafé obtains the registration | The Cold Cuts Business won an award | |
Dorado (Golden Mustache) | of its UVAE in the Medellín plant | for Operational Excellence in Panama | |
Hamburguesas El Corral won the Golden | In March, Colcafé received the registration of | The Cold Cuts Business and its company | |
Mustache Awards organized by the Rappi | its Company Learning Vocational Unit (UVAE) | Alicapsa were recognized in Panama | |
platform to determine which are the | from the Ministry of Labor as a training center | with the "Ricardo Galindo Quelquejeu" | |
preferred restaurants of Colombians. This | for Safe Work in Confined Spaces training in | Productivity Award, granted by the Industrial | |
edition had more than 150.000 votes, 15 | the city of Medellín. | Union of Panama and the Ministry of Trade | |
categories and four participating regions. | and Industry. This award celebrates the | ||
El Corral was the winner in the Hamburger | implementation of the Supply Chain Design | ||
category. | and Operations Planning process. | ||
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Recognitions and awards
The Chocolate Business obtains nutritional claim associated with vascular health
The nutritional declaration was granted in Colombia by the National Institute of Food and Drug Surveillance - Invima - thanks to the development of a cocoa extract (registered as FlavaXtract) which, when
applied to cocoa-based beverages, results in a product with up to 13 times more
antioxidant content than a traditional beverage.
Kibo, in the Top 10 Alternative Protein Companies 2023
Kibo Foods entered the top 10 Alternative Protein Companies 2023 according to Food
Business Review, reiterating the brand's commitment to creating nutritious, plant- based products with all the power of nature.
In parallel, Kibo was selected as a finalist for the NEXTY awards in the Salty Snack
category, with its variety of Chickpea Chips with Mediterranean Herb flavor.
Dracula 2023, recognized at the P&M TOP 10 Awards
The Dracula 2023 "Sea Monsters Dive into
the Origin" campaign was awarded in two categories in the P&M TOP 10 awards: second place in Brand of the Year; and third place as Campaign of the Year.
Biscuit Business Brands, recognized in different countries
Noel ranked 6th in the Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) of brands preferred by Colombians, according to the VMLY&R firm. In addition, according to the Top of Mind ranking by Revista Dinero, Saltín Noel is the leading brand in the Biscuit category in Colombia,
followed by Ducales and Festival. Finally, in the Lovemarks Alimentos ranking of the magazine Estrategia y Negocios of Costa Rica, Pozuelo ranked second, seventh in
Lovemarks Marca Insignia, and 20th in the Regional Top 50.
Monticello, once again awarded by ITQ
The International Taste Institute (ITQ) in Brussels ratified Monticello as a brand that is committed to offering the highest quality ingredients.
The brand earned the top award of three stars for Balsamic Vinegar and
Coconut Oil; two stars for Olive Oil and Avocado Oil; and one star for
Neapolitan Sauce and Pesto.
The Pasta Business continues to work on its standards to provide
high quality products
The Mosquera Plant of the Pasta Business
received from Invima the renewal of the Good
Manufacturing Practices (GMP) certification,
reinforcing the continuous commitment
to the quality and safety of the products
produced therein.
TMLUC receives "Territorio Circular Award" for revaluation of organic waste
In the first edition of the "Circular Territory
Award", held in the framework of Santiago
Circular Economy Hotspot 2023, Tresmontes
Lucchetti received recognition for its initiative of revaluation of organic waste, integrating
circular economy models to achieve innovative solutions for the benefit of the
commune of Casablanca.
Noel, Gold Category as a sustainable
company in the Aburrá Valley Compañía de Galletas Noel obtained the
Gold Category recognition as a sustainable company in the Aburrá Valley, in the fifth version of PRES - Business Recognition in Sustainability of the Metropolitan Area of the Aburrá Valley, which highlights the effort and
dedication of those companies that stand out for their good environmental and social practices.
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Financial and stock information
Consolidated Income Statement*
Income statement as of March 31st, 2024
(Values expressed in millions of Colombian Pesos)
JAN-MAR
2024
CONTINUING OPERATIONS
% Revenues
JAN-MAR
2023
% Revenues
% VAR
Operating revenue | 4.306.967 | 4.880.506 | -11,8% | ||
Cost of goods sold | (2.472.119) | -57,4% | (3.043.369) | -62,4% | -18,8% |
Gross profit | 1.834.848 | 42,6% | 1.837.137 | 37,6% | -0,1% |
Administrative expenses | (172.953) | -4,0% | (172.083) | -3,5% | 0,5% |
Sales expenses | (1.074.437) | -24,9% | (1.077.396) | -22,1% | -0,3% |
Production expenses | (77.462) | -1,8% | (75.885) | -1,6% | 2,1% |
Exchange differences on operating assets and liabilities | (22.266) | -0,5% | 19.258 | 0,4% | N/A |
Other operating income, net | 4.215 | 0,1% | 6.135 | 0,1% | -31,3% |
Operating profit | 491.945 | 11,4% | 537.166 | 11,0% | -8,4% |
Financial income | 15.099 | 0,4% | 24.100 | 0,5% | -37,3% |
Financial expenses | (184.747) | -4,3% | (204.341) | -4,2% | -9,6% |
Dividends | - | 0,0% | 126.981 | 2,6% | -100,0% |
Exchange differences on non-operating assets and liabilities | (1.966) | 0,0% | (38.986) | -0,8% | -95,0% |
Share of profit of associates and joint ventures | (7.717) | -0,2% | (4.540) | -0,1% | 70,0% |
Other income | 2.137 | 0,0% | - | 0,0% | - |
Income before tax and non-controlling interest | 314.751 | 7,3% | 440.380 | 9,0% | -28,5% |
Current income tax | (115.869) | -2,7% | (114.669) | -2,3% | 1,0% |
Deferred income tax | 8.810 | 0,2% | 22.494 | 0,5% | -60,8% |
Profit after taxes from continuous operations | 207.692 | 4,8% | 348.205 | 7,1% | -40,4% |
Discontinued operations, after income tax | - | 0,0% | - | 0,0% | - |
Net profit for the period | 207.692 | 4,8% | 348.205 | 7,1% | -40,4% |
Non-controlling interest | 2.881 | 0,1% | 4.753 | 0,1% | -39,4% |
Profit for the period attributable to controlling interest | 204.811 | 4,8% | 343.452 | 7,0% | -40,4% |
EBITDA | 622.375 | 14,5% | 647.058 | 13,3% | -3,8% |
*Unaudited information.
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Financial and stock information
Consolidated Financial Statement
As of March 31st, 2024
(Values expressed in millions of Colombian Pesos)
MAR-24 | DEC-23 | % VAR | |
ASSETS | |||
Current assets | |||
Cash and cash equivalents | 770.159 | 1.068.071 | -27,9% |
Trade and other receivables, net | 1.850.142 | 1.703.828 | 8,6% |
Inventories, net | 2.139.773 | 2.232.801 | -4,2% |
Biological assets | 210.368 | 227.475 | -7,5% |
Other assets | 643.622 | 549.378 | 17,2% |
Non-current assets held for sale | 97 | 246 | -60,6% |
Total current assets | 5.614.161 | 5.781.799 | -2,9% |
Non-current assets | |||
Trade and other receivables, net | 38.373 | 37.227 | 3,1% |
Investments in associated and joint ventures | 251.122 | 261.050 | -3,8% |
Equity investments at fair value | 150.903 | 134.244 | 12,4% |
Property, plant and equipment, net | 3.974.976 | 3.967.953 | 0,2% |
Right-of-use assets | 916.218 | 935.746 | -2,1% |
Investment properties | 8.030 | 8.109 | -1,0% |
Goodwill | 2.290.266 | 2.378.919 | -3,7% |
Other intangible assets | 1.333.136 | 1.357.578 | -1,8% |
Deferred tax assets | 786.252 | 810.538 | -3,0% |
Other assets | 14.241 | 15.667 | -9,1% |
Total non-current assets | 9.763.517 | 9.907.031 | -1,4% |
TOTAL ASSETS | 15.377.678 | 15.688.830 | -2,0% |
LIABILITIES | |||
Current liabilities | |||
Financial obligations | 743.243 | 757.727 | -1,9% |
Right-of-use liabilities | 180.549 | 179.891 | 0,4% |
Trade and other payables | 1.626.049 | 1.924.834 | -15,5% |
Tax charges | 393.667 | 378.278 | 4,1% |
Employee benefits liabilities | 270.635 | 308.503 | -12,3% |
Provisions | 5.852 | 5.740 | 2,0% |
Other liabilities | 99.464 | 148.300 | -32,9% |
Total current liabilities | 3.319.459 | 3.703.273 | -10,4% |
Non-current liabilities | |||
Financial obligations | 3.360.502 | 3.346.230 | 0,4% |
Right-of-use liabilities | 841.849 | 856.141 | -1,7% |
Employee benefits liabilities | 217.578 | 219.492 | -0,9% |
Deferred tax liabilities | 1.113.442 | 1.112.389 | 0,1% |
Provisions | 7.109 | 7.054 | 0,8% |
Total non-current liabilities | 5.540.480 | 5.541.306 | 0,0% |
TOTAL LIABILITIES | 8.859.939 | 9.244.579 | -4,2% |
SHAREHOLDER EQUITY | |||
Equity attributable to the controlling interest | 6.441.147 | 6.367.668 | 1,2% |
Non-controlling interest | 76.592 | 76.583 | 0,0% |
TOTAL SHAREHOLDER EQUITY | 6.517.739 | 6.444.251 | 1,1% |
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY | 15.377.678 | 15.688.830 | -2,0% |
Indicators
Closing price | 45.900 |
Closing price 12 months prior | 50.000 |
Max. 52 weeks | 62.990 |
Min. 52 weeks | 42.980 |
Market Cap. (COPMM) | 21.010.994 |
Intrinsic value(1) | 14.238 |
P/E Ratio(2) | 33,6 |
P/BV(2) | 3,4 |
EV / EBITDA(2) | 11,5 |
Earnings per Share(3) | 1.271 |
Monthly Dividend per share | 113 |
Dividend Yield(3) | 2,7% |
Share Price Return(3) | -8,2% |
Total Return(3) | -5,6% |
Change in COLCAP(3) | 15,2% |
Return on assets | 10,1% |
Return on Equity(2) | 9,4% |
Return on Invested Capital(2) | 11,3% |
Outstanding Shares | 457.755.869 |
Number of Shareholders | 9.826 |
Bursatility | High |
FIGURES IN COP$ MM
- Calculated over total shareholder equity
- Food companies / 12 months
- Last 12 months
- Shares outstanding at the close
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Innovations
Biscuits
New line of SpiruTés in
Naturela: vital energy
Naturela presented in Colombia
its new SpiruTé Purifying Tea - a blend of natural ingredients such
as matcha tea, green tea, spirulina and lemon. More than a drink, it is
a holistic experience that promotes balance in daily life. This tea, rich in
antioxidants, activates the body's energy center, the Solar Plexus
Chakra, providing a feeling of vitality.
La Ducalería: a magical experience with a secret touch
The Ducalería is an experience to
strengthen the connection with the
consumer in which "Ducalovers" enjoy combining the different varieties of Ducal cookies with different toppings and sauces. In 2023, the brand managed to expand
its reach with sales in two shopping malls in Bogota and Medellin, growing the community of "Ducalovers" to 169.099 followers, reaching 94.242 physical
contacts.
Coffee
New sugar cane Sello Rojo | Colcafé Amaretto |
The new sugar cane Sello Rojo Coffee | In April 2024, Colcafé |
launched in Colombia in February of | Amaretto, the ideal flavored |
this year is an innovative product that | coffee, was launched in |
fuses the authentic flavor of Colombian | the Colombian market. Its |
coffee with the natural sweetness of | flavor perfectly combines |
sugar cane - a traditional sweetener | the sweetness of apricot |
deeply rooted in the culture of the | and the aroma of almonds, |
country. Sugar cane Sello Rojo arrives | an explosion of flavors that |
to satisfy the needs of more than 70% | brings you to an European |
of Colombians who sweeten their | coffee with a delightful |
coffee and are looking for a natural and | Colombian touch. Available |
healthy alternative to sugar. | in a handy 50 g size. |
Tosh Serenity Infusion
Tosh Serenity is a unique infusion
created to promote holistic wellness.
This innovative blend combines the benefits of chamomile, ginger, citron
and maca, ingredients recognized for their soothing and revitalizing properties.
COLD CUTS
New Hose Sausage
The Rica and Cunit brands introduced the
new 360 gr. hose sausage in order to be more
competitive and recover sales in the hose sausage sub-segment. Designed specifically
for the modern channel, mini-markets and convenience stores, it has a higheryield, exceptional taste and an excellent promise of savings and economy.
New Chorizo Chuzo Type
Zenú presented its most recent innovation:
the new Chorizo Chuzo type, a product carefully elaborated to conquer the palates
of all good food lovers. It is the perfect accompaniment for barbecues and picadas, or simply to enjoy with the family. Available in large chains, self-service stores, delicatessens and wholesalers.
Rica Tuna conquers United States
The Cold Cuts Business launched its Rica brand tuna portfolio in the United States with the objective of satisfying the food needs of Latino consumers through the Cordialsa network. This is the third category in which the Business participates internationally, along with vegetables and long-life sausages.
Cábano Ranchera: a snack to revolutionize the market
The Cold Cuts Business has taken an important step in the world of meat
snacks with the launch of the new Cábano Ranchera, which combines a delicious flavorwith an irresistible texture. With a long shelf life of 65 days and in presentations of 25, 80 and 160 grams, the new Ranchera cabano offers options for all tastes and needs.
Zenú expands its horizons in Panama
The Cold Cuts Business launched a new
product category in Panama: long-life
tuna under the Zenú brand. This step represents an ongoing quest for growth and diversification, offering consumers
two tempting options: tuna in water and
tuna in sunflower oil.
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Innovations
Chocolates
New Limited Edition of Jumbo Fest During 2024 Jumbo brings the new limited edition of "Jumbo Fest", a delicious Milk
Chocolate and White Chocolate barwith
peanuts and corn flakes. This edition came
to join La Solar, the hottest music festival held in Medellin with important national and
international artists.
New Chocolisto Marshmallows in the U.S. and the Caribbean
In the first quarter of 2024, Chocolisto launched its latest innovation: Chocolisto Marshmallows,
with additions of freeze-dried marshmallows. It is a product designed for the palate of U.S. and
Caribbean consumers that will allow the brand to fulfill its superior purpose in homes of all
ethnicities and countries in the strategic region.
New Montblanc
Baileys Chocolat Luxe
On Women's Day and the month
of Mothers, Montblanc seduces its
consumers with the new Baileys Chocolat
Luxe edition, which combines the flavor of Baileys with creamy Montblanc chocolate. In two presentations: Milk Chocolate
Bonbons and White Chocolate Bar.
La Especial celebrates Mothers | |
with special combinations. | |
Tutto Crunchy Bites | La Especial introduced in Colombia |
In 2024 Tutto bursts into new opportunity | the new Chocolate Covered |
segments in the candy category in Central | Cranberries, a perfect combination to |
America with the new Crunchy Bites and a | celebrate Women's Day and Mother's |
portfolio of three references: crunchy almond | Day. A sweet and delicious option that |
covered with milk chocolate; semi dark | completes the family of chocolate |
chocolate 54% passion fruit flavor; and white | |
compressed products, togetherwith | |
chocolate orange flavor. | hazelnuts. |
New Granuts Oriental and Lemon flavor in Peru
Granuts introduced the Peruvian market the perfect crunchiness
with the new Granuts Kraks, delicious coated oriental Granuts. The brand also launched the new Granuts Kraks Lemon to
surprise the market with its sour crunchiness. Both references are available in 25, 50 and 180 g formats.
New line of Evok granolas | New Haka Phytotherapeutics Line |
With its new line of granolas, Evok expands its | With its new line of phytotherapy, Haka |
portfolio and creates new moments of well- | strengthens its natural wellness value |
being during the day. The new Evok granolas are | proposition, connecting ancestral wisdom |
100% natural, sweetened with cane honey, fully | with scientific knowledge through natural |
baked and have no warning seals. They contain | medicine. HAKA's phyto-therapeutics |
added nuts and come in two delicious flavors: | include capsules, tablets and extracts of |
blackberry, cinnamon and nutmeg; and orange, | plant origin used for therapeutic purposes |
ginger and mint. | to prevent, alleviate or cure a pathological |
condition or disease, or for maintaining | |
health and well-being. |
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