Florida, Sept. 21 – Tomás Rojas Rodríguez packing plant in the municipality of Florida has been approved for transformation into a state-owned MSME (Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprise) under the name Alimentos Florida S.U.R.L. This move is part of the economic transformations being implemented across the country to revitalize the socialist enterprise system.
The entity is currently engaged in the phase of legal procedures, documentation, and official registration. This process is expected to conclude before the end of the year, allowing operations to begin under the new management model as soon as possible.
The new economic entity will focus primarily on the production and the retail and wholesale marketing of food products. It aims to offer competitive prices and increase the availability of meat and processed food products for families in Florida.
Planned development initiatives for Alimentos Florida also include specialized services such as livestock slaughter and the transport of cargo and raw materials, as well as the opening of a restaurant to sell prepared meals directly to the public.
Transforming Florida packing plant into a state-owned MSME will enable it to expand production and diversify its product and service offerings.
