Editor’s letter

It is with great delight that once again we present you with some of the most outstanding companies in Latin America as we just finished Q1.

Central America keeps boasting prominent companies, including those that were created in the regions as well as those belonging to larger-scale operations which have been established within the territory. Lala Nicaragua is part of the latter, as the group of Mexican origin combined its know-how with strategic acquisitions to find themselves atop the country’s leadership in dairy products. On its behalf, their fuel purveyors from UNO Central America, originally a company from Honduras, has also grown its presence the same way, with more than 400 service stations for fuel and lubricants retail and also serving in the B2B modality.

From El Salvador, mainstay Productos

Alimenticios DIANA has held its head above water as one of the country’s pillar companies for economic recovery, and has recently been through a digitization process to maintain its leadership.

As spring hits the Northern Hemisphere, we thought of nothing else but the Southern Hemisphere, or at least barely, as Terraverde Hotels group displays its excellent service and warmth by welcoming visitors to the Amazonian jungle in Peru, offering lodging both at Iquitos as a starting point, as well as deep into the jungle, though not far from civilization through their outstanding properties: Hotel Victoria Regia and the Heliconia Amazon Lodge.

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Mateo Rafael Tablado, Editor in chief for The Boston Business Review

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