Vancouver Distribution Centre

We are opening our second distribution centre in Canada!!

After successfully opening a distribution centre in Ontario, we are expanding to the west coast. We are in the process of selecting a suitable distributor who will carry products from about seven Peruvian exporters.

Peruvian processed food products will be available locally to distributors and retail vendors who currently do not import directly from Peru.

Now you can offer to your customers the finest Peruvian food products tailored to the Canadian market. Healthy food for you and your family.

More news to come.

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