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The governor of the state of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri González, set up the first Pringles plant in Mexico, which represents an investment of $660 million In the facilities of the industrial complex of the U.S. company Kellogg’s, the governor of the state of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri González, inaugurated the first Pringles plant in Mexico that represents an investment of $660 million over the last three years. The state president thanked the trus…
The promotion of investments in Mexico continues to yield results and it has now been announced that Querétaro became the new home of the iconic Pringles potatoes. Kellanova, formerly known as Kellogg Company, inaugurated the first production plant of the US brand of snacks in Mexico, marking a milestone within its history in the country. Pringles a la mexicana The new facilities, located in the state of Querétaro, with the sixth plant of Pringl…
Querétaro.- Less than a kilometer from the Kellanova factory (formerly Kellogg’s) in Querétaro, the silos are raised with images that evoke the past and childhood, especially because of the presence of Tigre Toño. On one side, it also highlights the peculiar face of the Pringles brand, which since this morning we know is named Julius. Three years ago, Kellanova committed an investment of $660 million that now culminates with the official inaugur…
Kellanova opens its first Pringles plant in Mexico. Photo: Antonio Miranda Kellanova, inaugurated its first Pringles plant in Mexico, located in the state of Querétaro. This opening consolidates the company’s commitment to the Mexican market and reinforces its expansion strategy in Latin America. During the opening ceremony, Víctor Marroquín, SVP & President of Kellanova in Latin America; Mauricio Kuri, governor of the state of Guanajuato; Eugen…
Kellanova, the snack and cereal company formerly known as Kellogg Company, is initiating the operation of a new plant in Mexico to produce Pringles snacks.The company owned by Mars is seeking to increase its production capacities to cater for local consumption, at a time when the Mexican government is promoting separate import substitution through the Mexico-Made initiative. See more: Liverpool ends sale of electric cars by the Chinese company B…
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