Manufacturing in Costa Rica
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INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS AVAILABLE:

in El Salvador

in Costa Rica

The Central American Group of Companies:

Your Reliable
Partner in
Central America

A business solution you can depend on.

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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.

March 4, 2025

Development in the East is a Reality: Nayib Bukele Highlights Billion-Dollar Investment in Infrastructure in El Salvador

Under President Nayib Bukele’s leadership, the El Salvador government has committed an unprecedented $1.4248 billion to develop infrastructure in the eastern part of the country. This investment does not yet include future projects such as the Pacific Airport, tourism developments, and economic revitalization efforts in San Miguel.

February 25, 2025

Juan Carlos Hidalgo Proposes Making All of Costa Rica a Free Trade Zone

Juan Carlos Hidalgo, a candidate for the Christian Social Unity Party (PUSC), has proposed a bold economic vision for Costa Rica: to turn the entire country into a massive free trade zone. According to Hidalgo, the proposal would bring an influx of foreign investment, create thousands of new jobs, and increase the country’s state revenues.

February 18, 2025

These Were the Top 5 Salvadoran Exported Products in 2024

T-shirts and sweaters accounted for 15.17% of Salvadoran exports, making them the “kings” of the export basket. According to the Central Reserve Bank (BCR), despite the global decline in demand for textile products, T-shirts remained El Salvador’s top export product. Following T-shirts on the list were sweaters, plastic packaging or transportation articles, cane sugar, and toilet paper.

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