CENAMA provides updated national information on the number of active markets, number of stalls, business type, management model, infrastructure, solid waste management, complementary facilities and equipment, cleanliness and safety, administrative management, health and food safety, vendor training, investments, financing, and economic results of wholesale and food markets.
Felt is a non-woven textile in sheet form. Its main characteristic is that it is not woven; that is, it is not produced through the interlacing of warp and weft threads, as in conventional fabrics. It often has a coating that provides certain properties, such as water resistance or greater durability.
Products classified under this paper boxes category include corrugated paper or cardboard boxes and paper bags.
Products classified under this processed wood category include wood products such as plywood, as well as products made from paper pulp, including reels, cardboard, and hygiene items.
Products classified under this category include ice cream, dessert mix powders, butter, yogurt, cream, and related products.
Products classified under this miscellaneous printed materials category include planners, catalogs, brochures, and flyers.
The varieties of these products found in the local market include well-known cereals with tropical fruit flavors, as well as powdered presentations.
Products classified under this category include infant food preparations made from flours, semolina, starches, or malt extract.
Products classified under this category include foundry waste and scrap, as well as waste and scrap of tin-plated iron or steel.