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We carry out what we promised, in manner and within the time.
We produce and market avocados with the highest quality standards that contribute to the distribution of environment-friendly, safe and legal products from the farm to your home.
Works to produce a Hass Avocado that fulfill all quality standards,this guarantees that the product reaches the homes of all national and international customers in the best conditions.
The company always acts governed by parameters of legality and honesty, achievers and law-abiding, also respecting the State, nature and society.
Production and marketing of Hass avocado with the highest quality standards, for international and national markets, guaranteeing that the final consumer receives a fresh fruit, with all the nutritional benefits and in perfect condition.
To be among the first three Colombian companies in the production and exportation of Hass avocado by 2025, fulfilling with all quality standards and certifications good manufacturing practices, environmental best practices and good social practices, always seeking to deliver the best product in the international and national market and respecting our commitment to employees, customers, suppliers, producers, shareholders and the community.
March 2007
In 2008 they began the adaptation of «El Cebadero with the construction of internal roads, houses for the living and a warehouse designed to house a packing house and administrative offices; In addition, 17 hectares were reserved as forest and water protection zones.
2008
2010
Between the end of 2013 and the beginning of 2014, the properties that today make up the "La Estrella" farm in the town of Guática, Risaralda were acquired; Fruty Green then had 180 more hectares and began the expansion of the crop, reaching between 2014 and 2016 the planting of 51,000 trees.
Between the end of 2013 and the beginning of 2014, the properties that today make up the "La Estrella" farm in the town of Guática, Risaralda were acquired; Fruty Green then had 180 more hectares and began the expansion of the crop, reaching between 2014 and 2016 the planting of 51,000 trees.
2014
2016
In 2016 the company made the first direct exportation to Europe of a container with 21 tons; experience driving the company's next strategic project; Become an international marketer with the sole purpose of settel itself as a stronghold for the producers of the industry and the field in general.
from the beginning, Fruty Green opened its doors to share knowledge and experiences, and ended up becoming a study and training center for the different players in the industry. Today the industry feels proud of it and is recognized by different state institutions as pioneers and promoters of Colombian agriculture; Due to the excellent management of its crops, it receives the support and appreciation of the most prestigious brands in the private sector related to the avocado industry.
Starting in November 2017 and seeking to grow in exports, the company achieved through an agreement, the receipt of 100% of the fruit produced by the company Avocados Gourmet, who by October 2018 became partners of the packing house.
2017
considering the growth of the company and in order to continue with the positioning in the market, a packing house was built. In July 2017, studies were carried out to structure the project, which began building in April 2018 and ended in November 2019.
As of October 2021, 600 containers have been exported, reaching the European and American markets with the best safety practices and with a quality product. Likewise, our plant currently has certifications such as BRC AA, GlobalGap and Rainforest chain of custody, Smeta and Basc.
We hope to bring our product to the Asian and Argentine markets in the coming months.
2021
In March 2007, two businessmen acquired a property known as "El Cebadero", a 57-hectares farm located in the town "El Retiro" in Antioquia. This property had a small house and a main avocado crop, including 100 of the Hass variety. By chance, days later they met with a friend who was a pioneer of growing Hass Avocado in Antioquia, who convinced them of the benefits and potential of this industry and encouraged them to grow this specific variety of avocado for export purposes.
With the support of the farm's foreman, an assistant, and the guidance of external advisors, on December 15, 2007, they planted the first of the initial 1,000 trees.
In 2008 they began the adaptation of "El Cebadero" with the construction of internal roads, houses for the living and a warehouse designed to house a packing house and administrative offices; in addition, 17 hectares were reserved as forest and water protection areas.
Between the end of 2013 and the beginning of 2014, the properties that today make up the "La Estrella" farm in the town of Guática, Risaralda were acquired; Fruty Green then had 180 more hectares and began the expansion of the crop, reaching between 2014 and 2016 the planting of 51,000 trees.
Between the end of 2013 and the beginning of 2014, the properties that today make up the "La Estrella" farm in the municipality of Guática, Risaralda were acquired; Fruty Green then had 180 more hectares and began the expansion of the crop, reaching between 2014 and 2016 the planting of 51,000 trees.
In 2016 the company made the first direct exportation to Europe of a container with 21 tons; experience driving the company's next strategic project; Become an international marketer with the sole purpose of settel itself as a stronghold for the producers of the industry and the field in general.
from the beginning, Fruty Green opened its doors to share knowledge and experiences, and ended up becoming a study and training center for the different players in the industry. Today the industry feels proud of it and is recognized by different state institutions as pioneers and promoters of Colombian agriculture; Due to the excellent management of its crops, it receives the support and appreciation of the most prestigious brands in the private sector related to the avocado industry.
Starting in November 2017 and seeking to grow in exports, the company achieved through an agreement, the receipt of 100% of the fruit produced by the company Avocados Gourmet, who by October 2018 became partners of the packing house.
considering the growth of the company and in order to continue with the positioning in the market, a packing house was built. In July 2017, studies were carried out to structure the project, which began building in April 2018 and ended in November 2019.
As of October 2021, 600 containers have been exported, reaching the European and American markets with the best safety practices and with a quality product. Likewise, our plant currently has certifications such as BRC AA, GlobalGap and Rainforest chain of custody, Smeta and Basc.
We hope to bring our product to the Asian and Argentine markets in the coming months.
In March 2007, two businessmen acquired a property known as "El Cebadero", a 57-hectares farm located in the town "El Retiro" in Antioquia. This property had a small house and a main avocado crop, including 100 of the Hass variety. By chance, days later they met with a friend who was a pioneer of growing Hass Avocado in Antioquia, who convinced them of the benefits and potential of this industry and encouraged them to grow this specific variety of avocado for export purposes.
With the support of the farm's foreman, an assistant, and the guidance of external advisors, on December 15, 2007, they planted the first of the initial 1,000 trees.
In 2008 they began the adaptation of "El Cebadero" with the construction of internal roads, houses for the living and a warehouse designed to house
A packing house and administrative offices; In addition, 17 hectares were reserved as forest and water protection zones.
Between the end of 2013 and the beginning of 2014, the properties that today make up the "La Estrella" farm in the town of Guática, Risaralda were acquired; Fruty Green then had 180 more hectares and began the expansion of the crop, reaching between 2014 and 2016 the planting of 51,000 trees.
Between the end of 2013 and the beginning of 2014, the properties that today make up the "La Estrella" farm in the town of Guática, Risaralda were acquired; Fruty Green then had 180 more hectares and began the expansion of the crop, reaching between 2014 and 2016 the planting of 51,000 trees.
In 2016 the company made the first direct exportation to Europe of a container with 21 tons; experience driving the company's next strategic project; Become an international marketer with the sole purpose of settel itself as a stronghold for the producers of the industry and the field in general.
from the beginning, Fruty Green opened its doors to share knowledge and experiences, and ended up becoming a study and training center for the different players in the industry. Today the industry feels proud of it and is recognized by different state institutions as pioneers and promoters of Colombian agriculture; Due to the excellent management of its crops, it receives the support and appreciation of the most prestigious brands in the private sector related to the avocado industry.
Starting in November 2017 and seeking to grow in exports, the company achieved through an agreement, the receipt of 100% of the fruit produced by the company Avocados Gourmet, who by October 2018 became partners of the packing house.
considering the growth of the company and in order to continue with the positioning in the market, a packing house was built. In July 2017, studies were carried out to structure the project, which began building in April 2018 and ended in November 2019.
As of October 2021, 600 containers have been exported, reaching the European and American markets with the best safety practices and with a quality product. Likewise, our plant currently has certifications such as BRC AA, GlobalGap and Rainforest chain of custody, Smeta and Basc.
We hope to bring our product to the Asian and Argentine markets in the coming months.
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