CR Farm Products V y M S.A. is the Vega family's grower-exporter house for Costa Rican tropical roots. Don Nango Vega, a lifelong farmer, planted his first malangas here in 2000. The consumer brand Nango Freshly carries his name. Today the second generation runs the company from the same farm in San Carlos, Alajuela, shipping cassava, malanga, eddoes, ñame and ginger to five export markets.
From the first malangas in 2000 to a 15-SKU catalogue today, without ever changing soil, surname, or who answers the phone.
In 2000, Don Nango Vega planted his first malangas in Muelle de San Carlos. No company yet, a lifelong farmer, his family, and the land they trusted.
Five years later, in 2005, the work became a company. The Vegas registered CR Farm Products V y M S.A. with cédula jurídica 3-101-669016 and began shipping under their own name. The consumer brand Nango Freshly, launched in 2024, carries Don Nango's name to every shelf.
Muelle de San Carlos. Family operation, no company yet, a lifelong farmer working land he trusted.
The Vegas register CR Farm Products V y M S.A. with cédula jurídica 3-101-669016 and ship their first export pallets under their own name.
David Vega becomes CEO. His sister Ailyn takes over exports. The first private-label programme ships: same SKU, the buyer's label, our specification.
The family launches the consumer brand named after Don Nango. The malanga that started it all reaches the shelf, with his name on the bag.
A lifelong farmer. Planted his first malangas in Muelle de San Carlos in 2000, the seed of CR Farm. The consumer brand Nango Freshly is named after him.
Don Nango's wife. The mother of the Vega family.
Plans the campaign, owns the long-term strategy. Farm, plant, logistics and growth all flow through him.
Runs every quote, packing spec and logistics calendar. The first person you'll write to. Answers within 24 hours.
A wider Vega family team works alongside them in operations, quality and on the line, behind every box that leaves the plant.
A family that still answers the phone, and a cassava that arrives in the same calibre every Friday.
Buyer feedback · Rotterdam wholesaler, 2024 (verbatim, with permission)The farm, the washing line and the packing plant are all on the same property in Muelle de San Carlos, Alajuela. One address. One crew. You can come visit, buyers do.
If you're sourcing seriously, fly down. Buyers visit the farm, watch the line run, and leave with a sample box. No NDA, no theatre, just the same operation you'll be ordering from.
The rows, the rotation, the cycle calendar. Twenty-six years of malanga, explained by the family who plants it.
Washing line, calibre, paraffin-coated, cold chain, dispatch. Same SKU you'll be importing, coming off the line in real time.
Sit down with destination, volume, packing, Incoterms. Walk out with a signed proposal, and a box.
