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Space AG, the Peruvian agricultural startup coming to Chile in 2022
The Agritech company monitors more than 100,000 hectares belonging to 90 farms and is present in six countries.
González Byass acquires Veramonte and Neyen Apalta Estate vineyards
The holding company, one of the most recognized in Spain, already had investments in Chile. It was founded in 1835 and has 11 wineries, with Tío Pepe and Lepanto Solera Gran Reserva brandy b...
The Live Green Co: The first BCorp certified FoodTech startup in LatAm
The company aims to revolutionize the food industry with 100% plant-based products, clean labels, functional ingredients and sustainable production and packaging.
Chilean products with seal of origin that travel the world
In Chile, there are 36 products with protection against unfair competition.
NotCo: What’s next for this new Chilean unicorn
The Chilean company that manufactures plant-based products has been valued at US$1.5 billion. After raising US$235 million in a new financing round, CEO Matías Muchnick talks about the three...
Chilean startup to improve salmon harvest using AI
This project aims to improve the performance of Camanchaca salmon farm, keeping in consideration variables such as salmon production capacities, demand and price.
Ferrero Group to install a new hazelnut processing plant in Chile
The group will invest US$40 million in a new plant in the Ñuble Region through its Chilean subsidiary AgriChile, thereby increasing its production capacity.
Mexican firm Aconcagua Foods wants to stimulate growth in Chile
The multinational owned by parent company La Costeña is present in 40 countries and buys 60% of the peaches grown in Chile.
Firm that creates fungi-based fertilizers to work with Concha y Toro
Myconativa, a fungi-based fertilizer that allows plants to absorb a greater amount of water and nutrients and encourage their growth, has signed a partnership with Latin America’s largest wi...
Chilean firm uses clean energy to produce potable water from the air
Lader Energy has just inaugurated the first plant in San Fernando, Chile, which will produce 10,000 liters of water per month using the AWA Solar system, and it intends to open up a second p...
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