Manufacturing: Hispanic food suppliers find mainstream markets ready for their products

Article Abstract:

The food industry has played a major role in the Hispanic economy for many years as evidenced by the inclusion of Goya Foods, Lopez Foods and Ruiz Food Products on Hispanic Business 500 's manufacturing sector. The market is expanding and more U.S. and foreign supermarkets are using these products.

MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES, Manufacturing NEC, All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, Market information - general, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Food industry, Statistics, Hispanic Americans in business, Hispanic American businesspeople

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A rich new niche

Article Abstract:

The Hispanic business community has played a significant role towards growth of United States economy. The business opportunities available through venture capital provide more accurate picture of the market and also demonstrate competencies in the niche sectors.

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Small exporters in a big world. Hispanic firms that have succeeded abroad show they can compete in the large and profitable markets of the global economy

Article Abstract:

Despite still being a small percentage of the industry, Hispanic-owned export companies are not only successfully competing in the international markets, but doing better than larger, less flexible companies. Brightstar Corp. is one company mentioned.

Sales & consumption, Cover Story, Globalization, Industry sales and revenue, Brightstar Corp., Exporters

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