Through the program “Growing up is my commitment”, both institutions seek to promote in three educational units sponsored by the Wong Foundation a culture of teenage pregnancy prevention.

Within the framework of Earth month, Reybanpac, producer and exporter of the Favorita banana, publishes its 2021 sustainability report.

Exports to Russia and Ukraine have been reduced by 58.55%. The war puts the employment of 50,000 Ecuadorian agricultural workers at risk.

Survey respondents rated the companies based on their financial results, quality of their commercial offer, ethics and corporate responsibility, internal reputation, international dimension of the company, and innovation.

Through an emotional ceremony in each of the three educational units, the families were able to accompany their graduates in this important celebration.

Russia and Ukraine together represent 25% of Ecuadorian banana exports

Ecuador seeks to reach a free trade agreement with China.

The purpose of rural education is to link community development with the educational process and provide students with tools to generate individual and collective well-being.

As we are about to start a new year, we share with you a message from our CEO, Vicente Wong.

Reybanpac obtained first place in the category "Large Exporting Company of Traditional Goods" at the award ceremony held by the Ecuadorian Federation of Exporters (Fedexpor).

CEO, Vicente Wong, contributed in the panel: The Strengths of Ecuador vis à vis World Agro-food Trends, within the framework of “Ecuador Open for Business” event.

The resilience education program aims to keep students connected to their schools and provide a solution to the learning limitations of children from rural communities in Ecuador during the pandemic.

This issuance was oversubscribed and within three days the full amount was placed.

The Agricultural Olympics are an opportunity for integration and to celebrate the skills and excellence of the Reybanpac team

During Gear Up's twentieth anniversary ceremony, founder and retired firefighter Vincent Forras, gave a special recognition to Vicente Wong, CEO of Reybanpac, for his contribution to the organization.

“This certification is the result of our commitment to contribute to the mitigation of climate change." Vicente Wong, CEO.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions must be a priority for agribusiness.

Sustainable agriculture must be consolidated, among other things, through efficiency in its processes and circular economy.

As human beings, we are the cause of climate change, but we can also be the solution.

The Wong Foundation shares about its actions in favor of rural communities and education during the pandemic.

Under this agreement we will work in the development of programs in the fields of research, innovation and connection with society; among other objectives.

The savings and credit cooperative "El Porvenir" provides Reybanpac agricultural workers easy access to financial services for their development and that of their families. Learn more.

Climate change is one of today's main challenges and deserves our attention. Learn about our actions and commitment in this regard.

Optimizing the use of water is one of our sustainable agriculture goals.

For the second year running, Reybanpac is the only company in the agricultural sector in the ranking prepared by Merco (corporate reputation monitor).

The pandemic has had a great effect on the daily life of the population, as a result it has been possible to identify the acceleration of some trends in consumer behavior.

Driven by the pursuit of continuous improvement in safety, quality and efficiency, Reybanpac plans to renew 50% of its packinghouses in the medium term.

On International Education Day we invite you to learn a little more about the Wong Foundation's work and teaching methodology.

Heading into a new year, we share with you a special message from our CEO, Vicente Wong.

As an agribusiness we know the importance of a safe work environment with equal opportunities and the fact that there is no sustainable development without human rights.

Improving nutrition indices, reducing food waste, and ensuring sustainable agriculture requires a joint effort from all stakeholders.

The Asian market is of great importance in the world fruit trade, and it is the region that has shown the highest growth in the last decade.

World Food Day reminds us of the importance of food safety and promoting a healthy diet; a mission we share.

Ecuador has significant comparative advantages and a sustainable development agenda that makes it a world leader in banana exports.

The business sector is an engine capable of generating progress and well-being in societies when there is discipline, commitment, organization and a responsible vision of development. Read here the full article by our CEO, Vicente Wong.

For Reybanpac, sustainability is the cross-cutting axis of its development plan. For this, the correct management of resources is essential.

For over 25 years, the Wong Foundation has worked for the education and empowerment of young people in rural communities of Ecuador. Learn more about what we are doing today.

A new species was identified during the fungal biodiversity conservation activities developed within the cooperation agreement between the Wong Foundation and ESPOL.

The rating agency, BankWatch Ratings of Ecuador, assigned AAA rating to Reybanpac's Second Commercial Paper Issuance Program.

Reybanpac maintains its Agricultural Training Schools, a permanent activity of the company that seeks continuous improvement in its processes and enhancement of the skills of its workers.

Vicente A. Wong, Reybanpac's Commercial Manager, participated in a roundtable on "Ecuador's Capacity to Strengthen Global Food Security". We invite you to learn more about the topics discussed at the event.

"We believe that corporate responsibility goes beyond having a sustainable business, which is why we also promote community development so that they can build a better future for their younger generations." Vicente Wong, CEO.

The Ecuadorian banana sector is determined, not only to keep the chain functioning as it already does, but to continue being a benchmark in the industry, capable of adapting to changes.

Agribusiness is an essential sector, and as such cannot stop working. At Reybanpac we are committed to continuing to provide quality bananas.

Robotic Process Automation allows to reduce the time that our human talent devotes to tasks that are repetitive, to redirect it to analytical and more strategic activities that add value to the company and our customers.

Reybanpac was visited by Dr. Gert Kema, renowned expert in plant pathologies with emphasis on banana, professor and researcher at the Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

The key to Reybanpac's success lies in its human talent, "people committed to excellence, of great professional ethics and who work every day to produce the best fruit for consumers." Kevyn Duque, Human Resources Manager.

During Fruit Logistica 2020, Reybanpac received recognition from Bayer Ecuador for the implementation of good agricultural practices in the banana sector.

The Association of Banana Exporters of Ecuador celebrated its XXI Anniversary. At the event AEBE's new Executive Director was officially presented and Reybanpac received recognition for its 20 years of membership.

This year Ecuador is for the first time Partnerland in Fruit Logistica, a global trade fair where the country will show to the market the diversity and quality of its exportable offer and its vision of agribusiness.

Part of the path to success lies in the ability to adapt to changes, but mainly in constant innovation to anticipate and be ready to meet new market trends and customer demands.

In recent days Reybanpac received from the Ecuadorian Agency for Quality Assurance of Agro - Agrocalidad, the renewal of its certification of general compliance with good agricultural practices.

On August 31st, the winning team of the Agricultural Olympics received their award, an event that Reybanpac promotes as a way of encouraging collaborative work in an atmosphere of fun and recreation.

Recently, Reybanpac, producer of the “Favorita” brand banana, received from the Ecuadorian Institute of Social Security (IESS) the "IESS Recognition of Good Business Practices 2019".

On Friday, July 19, during the commemoration of the 35th Anniversary of the State Technical University of Quevedo (UTEQ), Reybanpac delivered 584 sets of pathological analysis equipment to the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences.