The island hasn’t seen anything like this for decades.
For seasoned Cuba watchers, it has been a remarkable couple of days. For the first time since the mid-1990s, mass protests have rocked the communist-run island. Now, like then, the main sources of discontent are food shortages, government repression, and a stagnant economy.
La industria de alimentos y bebidas en Latinoamérica vive un momento de cambio. Más que adaptarse a tendencias pasajeras, el sector enfrenta transformaciones profundas impulsadas por un consumidor más informado y cada vez más interesado en su bienestar, el cuidado del planeta y las experiencias que ofrecen las marcas.
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