Restcafe and Frayco, the companies that own Café Oma and Presto, respectively, announced on June 2 that they have applied for the reorganization process within the framework of Law 1116 of 2006 “in order to potentiate our operation in Colombia”.
According to the statement, they seek to protect business continuity and job creation, guaranteeing that its collaborators have the rights and guarantees regarding the process. This implies that they continue to receive the payment of salaries and social benefits.
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“We are serious and transparent brands that have added value to the growth of the country, for more than 40 years, discovering employment, opportunities and development, thanks to the efforts of our investors who have believed in Colombia and hundreds of collaborators who have built the history of Café. Oma and Presto”.
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As they say, There are several reasons for this decision.. In the first place, inflation, which is followed by the cost of inputs, the increase in interest rates and the impact on consumption.
“Café Oma y Presto works believing in the Colombian market and its objective with this decision is to improve the experience with its consumers, offering a high quality service and products”concludes.
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