Manufacturing in Costa Rica
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INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS AVAILABLE:

in El Salvador

in Costa Rica

The Central American Group of Companies:

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Partner in
Central America

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Our Group by the Numbers

Years in Business

Vessels Attended Per Year

Jobs Created

Clients

sq ft of Industrial Facilities built in 2018

Sq. Ft. Land Available for Development

Containers Handled Per Year

Employees

Mission

We work to provide services for manufacturers and other companies doing business in Central America and are dedicated to satisfying our clients’ needs through innovation, technology, and personalized service.

Vision

To offer the best and most cost-effective solutions that enable our customers to optimize their operations’ success.

Sustainability

The Central American group is committed to the preservation of the environment, It’s Green Park Industrial Park Free Zone is the first in Latin America to be Edge and LEED certified.

September 8, 2021

Opportunities for the chip industry in Costa Rica

Silicon chips are of fundamental importance in the manufacture of cell phones, computers, automobiles, medical devices, and sophisticated components used in the aerospace industry. The fact that there has been a disruption of the supply of these critically important manufactured products means that the chip industry in Costa Rica can further ramp up its capacity.

September 2, 2021

Amendments to the Electronic Signature Law in El Salvador are approved

In a consensus of the country’s legislature, the proposal on the initiative to reform the Electronic Signature Law in El Salvador was recently approved. This measure seeks to improve the mechanisms for the attraction of investment to the Central American country. El Salvador’s Electronic Signature law was approved in its original form in March of 2015.

August 25, 2021

Economic diversification in Costa Rica is the key to its recovery

When Costa Rican journalist, Rocío Chacón, realized the impact that the pandemic would have on her country’s normally thriving tourism industry, she devised a strategy aimed at promoting local travel. The campaign was dubbed “Qué chiva ese lugar” (“This place is cool”). The purpose of this effort was to spread the word about tourism adventures in the country to the locals.

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