Grupo Lala
| Grupo Lala | |
|---|---|
| legal form | Corporation |
| ISIN | MX01LA040003 |
| founding | 1949 |
| Seat |
Gómez Palacio , Durango , Mexico
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| management |
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| Number of employees | 38,250 |
| sales | 62540000000 MXN (2.87 billion euros ) |
| Branch | Dairy products |
| Website | www.lala.com.mx |
| As of December 31, 2017 | |
Grupo Lala is a Mexican dairy company based in Gómez Palacio , Durango .
history
In 1949 , Pasteurizadora Laguna (legally “Unión de crédito de productores de leche de Torreón”) was founded in Torreón , Coahuila . By 1950 they founded their first pasteurization and distribution plant for dairy products.
In 1985, with their national growth in Mexico, they established Fundación Lala, which distributes basic resources to marginalized areas of Mexico. In 1987, the first ultra-pasteurization plant was built in Torreón, Coahuila. In 1989, following the measures taken by the Mexican government to eradicate obesity, they founded Maratón Lala .
Following the publication of agreements to reduce climate change by the United Nations, the first Tecnopack packaging factory was built in 1997.
In 2003 they acquired the Mexican dairy Nutri-Leche . In 2007 they founded the Instituto Lala , which promotes and researches healthy lifestyles and eating habits as well as the prevention of chronic diseases. In 2008 they acquired the Colombian pasteurization company Foremost and in the same year they founded Universad Lala , a university with currently around 50 institutions.
For 2011 she established her first research and development center in Torreón. In 2013, she began posting stock offers on Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BMV). In 2014 she acquired the Nicaraguan company Eskimo . In 2015 he joined the Sustainable IPC of Bolsa Mexicana de Valores, opened his first overseas factory in Nicaragua and received the National Agrifood Award.
For 2016 she acquired the Nicaraguan company La Perfecta and entered into strategic alliances with Coopeleche and Fifco in Costa Rica . In the same year, they set up their first three factories in the United States . For 2017 it will open its Global Services Center in Gómez Palacio, Durango, and build its first center for sausage technology and innovation in Tizayuca. In the same year it acquired the Brazilian company Vigor .
Brands
- Lala
- Yomi Lala
- Peti Zoo
- Bio4
- Lalacult
- Nutri Leche
- Los Volcanes
- Monarca
- Mileche
- Boreal
- Break
- Bio balance
- Siluette
- Natural'es
- Las Puentes
- Borden
- Bell (Lala has a minority stake)
- Vigor
United States of America
- Borden (Texas, Louisiana)
- Coburg Dairy (South Carolina)
- Cream O'Weber, Utah
- Dairy Fresh (Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi)
- Dairymens (Ohio)
- Farmland (New Jersey)
- Clinton
- Special request
- Welsh Farms
- Flav-O-Rich (Kentucky)
- Gilsa Dairy, Nebraska
- Frusion
- La creme
- Goldenrod (Kentucky)
- Meyer Dairy (Cincinnati)
- Promised Land (Texas)
- Sinton's (Colorado)
- Velda Farms (Florida)
Factories
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Grupo Lala: Reports Anual accessed on March 29, 2019
- ↑ Historia - Lala ( Spanish ) Retrieved on 24 de octubre de 2018.
- ^ Fundación Lala . Retrieved on 24 de octubre de 2018.
- ↑ Lala ( Spanish ) Retrieved on 24 de octubre de 2018.
- ↑ Universidad Lala - Lala ( Spanish ) Retrieved on 24 de octubre de 2018.
- ↑ Mexico's Lala could seal Vigor purchase on Thursday: Mexico's Lala could seal Vigor purchase on Thursday . Reuters. Retrieved August 6, 2017.