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Vesta Park Puebla Obtains LEED Silver Certification
Vesta has obtained LEED Silver certification for an industrial building at Vesta Park Puebla, showcasing their commitment to sustainability.
The collaboration between Vesta and PepsiCo Alimentos México has led to significant investments, including infrastructure and transportation, to achieve the certification and build a sustainable future.
Vesta and PepsiCo made a significant investment to achieve this certification. Photo: Inmobiliare
10/07/2022
Vesta has announced the attainment of LEED Silver certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) for an industrial building at Vesta Park Puebla. The developer highlighted their collaboration with PepsiCo Alimentos México, with the shared goal of building a sustainable future.
Significantly, both Vesta and PepsiCo made substantial investments to achieve this certification. In 2021, PepsiCo invested 1.7 billion pesos in Huejotzingo, Puebla, to address the logistical needs of 29 distribution centers (Cedis) and 15 product exchange centers (CIP). Furthermore, they allocated over 100 million pesos for state-of-the-art transportation, including 19 trucks and 100 trailers.
On the other hand, Vesta invested 17.8 million dollars in land, infrastructure, and construction, meticulously considering the certification requirements.
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