The Spanish company ULMA Agricola is increasingly active in Central America. At the moment, the company is busy finalizing an impressive greenhouse complex for growing peppers, papaya and tomato, intended for export to the US. According to Interempresas.net, it is currently the largest plant for growing peppers in Latin America.
The lot has a size of 40 hectares and employs a seeding system based on hydroponics. In addition, the complex has on-site processing and packaging facilities. The high-tech installation also uses an innovative pipe system, modern irrigation and insulation.
Source: Interempresas.net