Mauricio Kuri, Governor of Querétaro, reported that Mars Wrigley North Latin America will have an expansion in its offices in the state. The brand, leader in the production of chocolate, seeks to cover more territory in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, through its presence in Querétaro.

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Gabriel Fernández, General Director of Mars Wrigley North Latin America, celebrated that with the expansion of these offices, they consolidate the operation of Latin America in Querétaro, since from here they seek to respond to the integration of the operations of Mars Chocolate, Wrigley and Turin in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean; He stressed that Querétaro offers security, the possibility of working.

Marco Antonio Del Prete Tercero, Secretary of Sustainable Development, explained that the brand has invested 3,500 million pesos in confectionery plants and pet food in 4 years. He added that, with this, the company's goal in 10 years is to grow the value of the brand to one billion dollars.

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The president of Emerging Markets of Mars Wrigley, Blas Maquivar, said that this expansion project represents the success and growth of the 2,500 associates who will benefit from greater coordination of operations led from Querétaro.

Mars is a family business with more than a century of history, headquartered in McLean, Virginia, United States, operating in more than 80 countries and behind brands such as Snickers, M&Ms, Milky Way, Turin and Bunnies.

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