2024-07-29 03:25:52
Jorge Conde Gomez, businessman owner of Santa Clara, died on Friday, July 26, an event that generated a series of reactions from politicians and businessmen, who recognized the career of the businessman of Hidalgo origin.
Until now The causes of Jorge Conde Gómez’s death are unknown.In this sense, it is expected that the businessman’s own family will reveal this information, as well as everything related to a farewell ceremony.
One of the first people who reacted to the death of the owner of Santa Clara was the current governor of Hidalgo, Julio Menchacaas well as that of the former Secretary of the Interior in the administration of Enrique Peña Nieto and former governor of Hidalgo, Miguel Angel Osorio Chong.
Jorge Conde Gómez: They regret the death of the owner of Santa Clara
The Death of Jorge Conde Gomez generated a series of reactions in politics and the business sector, a fact that was expressed on social networks where The death of the owner of Santa Clara was regretteda milk producing company with nearly 100 years of history.
He Governor of Hidalgo, Julio Menchacawas one of the first to react after the death of the Mexican businessman; the president published an obituary for Jorge Conde Gómez on his X account with the following message:
“My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones
I hope you find strength and prompt resignation.”
Julio Menchaca
For his part, the former Secretary of the Interior during Enrique Peña Nieto’s six-year term and former governor of Hidalgo, Miguel Angel Osorio Chonglamented the death of his “friend” with this message:
“Jorge Conde Gómez was an exceptional human being, a great friend, a prominent businessman, empathetic to social causes in our state. A hug of solidarity to his loved ones. May he rest in peace.”
Miguel Angel Osorio Chong
Meanwhile, the Geo Bakery and Pastry Shop also mourned the death of the owner of Santa Clara; this with an obituary with which condolences were sent to the family of Jorge Conde Gómez:
Santa Clara, the 100-year-old milk company that was acquired by Coca-Cola in 2012
Santa Clara celebrates 100 years of history in 2024since the company’s production began in 1924 with a herd of 17 cows, according to the Santa Clara history that was published on the company’s own website.
According to this information, Santa Clara made an important leap in 1955 with the acquisition of 700 certified disease-free cows; this allowed Santa Clara to establish its first stores in Mexico (currently it has 167)in addition to the inclusion of one-gallon, half-gallon, carton milk and UHT milk presentations.
However, Santa Clara was acquired by a subsidiary of Coca-Cola in July 2012: Jugos del Valle. But the amount of the transaction was not reported:
“The addition of Santa Clara to our portfolio represents a great opportunity to participate in the milk and dairy products category in Mexico, one of the most important segments in terms of scale and value in the alcoholic beverage industry, significantly expanding our product offering to meet the different needs of consumers.”
President of Jugos del Valle
2024-07-29 03:25:52