Bienes raíces a medida
Bienes raíces a medida
Bienes raíces a medida
Bodega Garzón, a boutique winery in the idyllic countryside of Garzón, Uruguay, founded by international vintner Alejandro P. Bulgheroni, is pleased to announce that it is the first sustainable winery outside North America to be awarded LEED Silver certification and the first facility in its entirety including process, hospitality, offices, cellar and wine club…
Read More Uruguay is currently well positioned as a supplier of quality soybeans to China, the main destination of an agri-food sector from which 412,000 tons were exported in the current harvest. According to the Director of Agricultural Services, Federico Montes, the 70 percent of such area´s turnover went to China, with the perspective that the harvest…
Read More “Uruguay? Where on Earth is Uruguay?”. Squeezed between Brazil and Argentina on a territory smaller than the state of Missouri, Uruguay is best known for its beautiful beaches, herds of cattle, and passion for soccer. And with a population of just 3.5 million, it’s easy to count Uruguay out of the global tech conversation. That,…
Read More Argentina’s neighbour set to join ranks of medicinal marijuana exporters, with first harvest from US company Fotmer ready to be sent abroad. Already the first country in the world to legalise recreational use of marijuana, Uruguay now aims to go further by becoming the first in Latin America to export it for medicinal purposes. It’s…
Read More The country’s top winemakers, designers, and an army of stylish globe-trotters have ventured inland to Pueblo Edén. When fiery star chef Francis Mallmann opened a tiny hotel and restaurant in the one-horse town of Garzón, in southeastern Uruguay, he paved the way for the arrival of an art gallery, a design shop, and a sprawling winery, along…
Read More Los Tajamares Golf Club at Bodega Garzón COURTESY OF BODEGA GARZÓN A lot of wineries have upscale tasting rooms and gourmet restaurants on-site, but if they want to keep up with Uruguay’s Bodega Garzón, they better start planning their own golf courses. “We wanted to have the best facilities to make wine,” says founder Alejandro Bulgheroni,…
Read More Good quality, high yields and strong prices during the 2018-19 marketing year are expected to lead farmers in Uruguay to ramp up their wheat production again in 2019-20, according to an April 9 Global Agricultural Information Network (GAIN) report from the Foreign Agricultural Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The USDA forecast wheat…
Read More Uruguayan producers plan to ship non-genetically modified, agrochemical-free soy to China for human consumption. Now Uruguay, with 11,000 hectares of non-GMO soy planted, is positioning as a premium provider of non-GMO soy due to a project that involves wasp eggs as a natural pest fighter. In Uruguay, non-genetically modified soy (GMO) soy is being developed…
Read More As 5G rollout continues to accelerate, three more announcements have been made, beginning with the news that Nokia and ANTEL, the Uruguayan state-owned operator, have successfully completed the installation of the first 5G commercial network in Latin America. This network deployment started in the Barra de Manantiales area in the Maldonado Department in the south-east…
Read More ElOjoTorpe/Getty Images Each year it seems discerning travellers must search further afield for off-the-radar vacation destinations that are not yet overrun by tourists or destroyed by their popularity, a concept the Internet simultaneously makes easy and more difficult with the “where to go” lists we’re all guilty of poring over. Then there’s our protective instincts, when a magical place has been…
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