June 19, 2026
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Companies

Nutresa 3Q 2017 Profits Rise 3.6% Year-on-Year

Medellin-based multinational foods manufacturer Grupo Nutresa announced October 27 that its third quarter (3Q) 2017 net consolidated profit rose 3.6% year-on-year, to COP$324 billion (US$107 million), while gross profit rose 3% year-on-year, to COP$2.8 trillion (US$930 million). Sales in Colombia grew 3.1% year-on-year, to COP$4 trillion (US$1.3 billion), while
Congresses & Conferences

Medellin Bird Festival 2018: Balancing Environmental, Economic Imperatives

More than 1,540 in-person attendees this month at the 5th annual Medellin Bird Festival (Festival de las Aves Medellin 2018) October 3-6 got a bird’s-eye view of how companies, governments and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) here are trying to find creative ways to balance environmental and economic conflicts. The growing, annual Medellin Bird Festivals –
Companies

Continental Gold Honors Employees Murdered by FARC ‘Dissidents,’ Hires Top-Flight Security Agency

Canada-based gold miner Continental Gold this month organized memorial masses for four of its employees murdered by FARC “dissident” groups in Antioquia — and then announced the hiring of a top-flight security agency that aims to prevent future such incidents. Three of the four victims – geologists Camilo Andrés Tirado (31), Laura Alejandra Flóres (27) […]
Companies

Medellin’s FCM Global Becomes 1st Fully Licensed Medical Cannabis Producer-Exporter

Medellin-based FCM Global announced October 3 that it has become the first Colombian medical-marijuana producer to win all four required licenses for cultivation, processing, manufacture and export of “low-THC” cannabis-oil extracts. “Recently issued by the Colombian Ministry of Justice, this export license complements FCM’s existing regulatory approvals, granted to the
General News

Crucial ‘Pacifico 1’ Highway Construction Ramps-Up Following Long Delays

The “Corvipacifico” construction consortium announced in late September that it is cranking-up construction works on the long-delayed “Pacifico 1” highway between Medellin and Bolombolo. That highway will connect (via a new bridge across the Cauca River) with the under-construction “Pacifico 2” highway linking Bolombolo to La Pintada  — both straddling the Cauca