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Kellogg's Inaugurates Expansion of Its Queretaro Plant
Kellogg's inaugurates expansion of its plant in Querétaro, serving as a storage facility for raw materials and packaging materials.
The new Kellogg's building in Querétaro has sustainable features. Photo: Bigstock
10/13/2021
The multinational agri-food company Kellogg's has recently inaugurated the expansion of its plant in Querétaro. The facility in Corregidora will serve as a warehouse for raw materials, packaging materials, and semi-processed products.
Governor Mauricio Kuri González attended the ceremony and expressed gratitude for the company's continued growth in the state. He highlighted Kellogg's 70-year presence in Querétaro, with over 2,400 employees and emphasized the pride felt by the community.
The new building is expected to contribute to the company's development while providing logistical and environmental benefits.
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