Nicaragua can boast in terms of value added in the sector of fruits and vegetables.
In the next six days, the country will officially begin with the first agro-industrial plant exporting mango cubes, fried plantains, okra, sweet potato and edamame (soybean pods), frozen to the United States and Europe in the future.
It's Frozen Fruit SA, which will be inaugurated on March 27 to 90 kilometers from Managua, Leon, with an initial investment of $ 4,000,000 and a generation of 60 direct jobs.
His investors are Mangosa, whose main partner is the recognized Guatemalan businessman and president of the Board of Wal-Mart Central America, Fernando Paiz, and CarbAméricas, American Capital, headed by Harvey Pollack, an expert in the field of fruits and vegetables from more 50 years.
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