CMI, Corporación Multi Inversiones, through its food business group CMI Foods, has achieved significant recognition in the Exporter Rankings of the Salvadoran Association of Industrialists (ASI). This achievement highlights its strong commitment to the food industry in El Salvador. With over 100 years of history, CMI continues to contribute to economic and social development, driven by its mission to create opportunities that positively impact the communities where it operates.
In the latest rankings, CMI Foods secured first place in local sales, underscoring its market leadership in El Salvador. Additionally, it ranked fourth among the largest industrial employers and fifth in food sector exports, reflecting its significant contributions to the country’s economic and social stability.
CMI Food’s Contribution to El Salvador’s Food Industry
CMI Foods has solidified its position in the Salvadoran market by prioritizing customer satisfaction and delivering high-quality products. Renowned brands such as Pollo Campero, Don Pollo, Pollo Indio, Toledo, Pasta Fama, Pasta Ina, Molinos Modernos, Del Comal, and Aliansa have been integral to this success.
These brands have become part of El Salvador’s culinary tradition, and their constant innovation and adaptability have allowed CMI Foods to remain a key player in the market. This leadership is reflected in its top ranking for local sales in the ASI rankings.
This recognition underscores the company’s commitment to offering premium products while adapting to market needs and contributing to the country’s food security. The strong presence of these brands in Salvadoran households demonstrates consumer trust and loyalty, built on CMI Food’s dedication to excellence and innovation.
Job Creation and Community Support
CMI Food’s impact on El Salvador’s labor market is remarkable, generating approximately 8,000 direct jobs. The company also ranked fourth among the largest industrial employers in the country, further highlighting its role as a key contributor to local economic development.
In 2022, CMI announced plans to invest over $130 million in the region over the next three years. This investment will focus on improving infrastructure, technology, and operational capacity, creating additional jobs and strengthening food security in El Salvador.
These efforts align with a comprehensive strategy aimed at promoting sustainable development and the well-being of the communities it serves, as envisioned by Juan José Gutiérrez Mayorga, Chairman of CMI Foods.
Commitment to Sustainable Development
CMI Foods integrates sustainability into its business model through a strategy built on three core pillars: the well-being of its people, the well-being of communities, and the well-being of the planet.
- People’s well-being focuses on occupational health and industrial safety.
- Community well-being supports entrepreneurship, nutrition, and various social projects.
- Planet well-being emphasizes sustainable practices to protect the environment.
CMI Food’s achievements in the ASI Exporter Rankings reflect its unwavering commitment to quality, economic development, and sustainability. By securing first place in local sales and ranking among the top employers and food exporters, CMI demonstrates its ability to lead in a competitive landscape while fostering the well-being of the communities it serves.