Argentine Snack Expands to 60 Countries, Eyes U.S. Factory
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- An Argentine snack, originally from Bariloche, is now sold in 60 countries and aims for 190.
- The Fenoglio family created the snack, which started with raspberries and now includes strawberries.
- The company plans to open a fourth factory, potentially in the U.S., to meet international demand.
An Argentine snack, born from the Fenoglio family's vision in Bariloche, has achieved remarkable international reach, currently available in 60 countries with ambitions to expand to 190. This success story began with a focus on raspberries and has since diversified to include strawberries, catering to a global palate.
Leticia Fenoglio is spearheading the international strategy for the snack, which has found its way into diverse markets worldwide. The company's growth trajectory includes significant expansion plans, notably the ambition to establish a new factory in the United States. This move aims to bolster production capacity and better serve the North American market.
The snack's journey from a regional Argentine product to a global commodity highlights its widespread appeal. The company's strategic planning, including the potential U.S. factory, signals a strong commitment to continued international growth and market penetration.
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.