GRUMA

GRUMA is a Mexican multinational corporation and the leading producer of corn flour and tortillas worldwide. Founded in 1949 in Cerralvo, Nuevo León, Mexico, the company transformed tortilla production with innovative industrial techniques. GRUMA developed nixtamalized corn flour, allowing for longer storage and eliminating the need for daily preparation. The company operates over 79 plants globally, employing around 18,000 people. It has significant operations in Mexico, the United States, and Europe, with additional facilities in China and Ukraine. GRUMA's notable achievements include a tortilla mega-plant in Los Angeles, capable of producing 14 million tortillas daily. The company also produces proprietary tortilla production machinery through its affiliate TECNOMAIZ, catering to various production scales. GRUMA's growth strategy includes targeted acquisitions and partnerships, enhancing its presence in international markets. The company has a strong commitment to technology and innovation, holding numerous patents related to corn, wheat, and tortilla manufacturing methods.