"As we unveil our new logo and brand, we're celebrating more than 40 years of history and success that has brought us here," said Jose Manuel Daes, CEO of ES.
The new facility in Funza follows the opening a 3,500-square-meter center in Panama last year and comes as part of a wider strategy to expand in the region.
One study author suggested “these newfound species might harbor chemical compounds, enzymes, or other unique biological characteristics with potential applications" in medicine and agriculture.
Guillermo Pajón of F2R: "The space that the Japanese brands left, other brands are going to take it ... there's a market for every user and for every pocket, as they say"