Amanco Opens New Costa Rica Plant

The company inaugurated a $500.000 plant for producing solvent glue for pipes.

Monday, September 7, 2009

Amanco expects to export glues manufactured in this plant to Central American countries.

Ricardo Gutiérrez, CEO of the company, told newspaper Prensalibre.cr: "...we are implementing a modernization and automation plan for our production facilities in Latin America, ... in order to develop highly innovative products..., our Central American operations are included in this process...".

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