Peru Archive

What began as a small bottling company in 1910 in Rima, Lindley Corporation later became the major player of the Peruvian soft drinks markets when they launched their primary drink, the yellowish Inca Kola in 1935.

Peru has made great strides not only in its overall economic progress, but also specific to the financial sector, in the last five years.

As a country, Peru is known to boast of a varied tourist potential, especially because of its vivid culture, archaeological heritage, monuments and natural protected areas.

The economy of Peru has experienced steady growth over the past few years. Reviving from the global economic slowdown, the country set its wheel of growth into motion at a consistent CAGR of 4 to 10%.

Peru is one of the fastest growing South American countries, ranking 7th of the 29 countries of South and Central America. Reviving from the aftermath of the global economic slowdown the country’s economy experienced a healthy boost

Peru has been burdened with rebellion and internal as well as external strife for several years now. The resurgent Shining Path rebel movement alongwith increasing drug crops has plagued the country, significantly crippling the economy.

Peru inspite of being the third largest country of South America, has remained isolated in its socio-economic developments. The country still faces a huge disparity between the rich and poor which combined with continual political unrests, inconsistent

A market study conducted in Peru, found that Peruvians were never very concerned with oral hygiene, some opting to brush their teeth less than twice a day.