Holsum de Puerto Rico

Throughout its successful trajectory, Holsum® has received numerous awards and recognitions for its performance, product quality, and contributions to the community, especially charitable causes of social impact. The following time-line traces that history:

MIDA

• 1978 Sandwich bread
• 1995 Producer of the year
• 1996 Producer of the year
• 2004 Producer of the year

The Puerto Rico Products Association

• 1983 Country Hearth® Whole Wheat Bread
• 1995 Calcium Bread
• 1997 Potato Bread
• 2000 Cinnamon Bread
• 2004 Whole Wheat Club Bread
• 2005 Country Hearth's® Sugar Free Whole Wheat Bread
• 2006 White Club Bread

Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce

• 1983 Contribution to the commercial and industrial progress of private enterprises and Puerto Rico's well being
• 1985 Superior Quality Award
• 1999 Zenith Award, Local Manufacturing

American Institute of Baking

• 1998 Superior
• 1999 Superior
• 2000 Excellent
• 2003 Excellent
• 2004 Excellent
• 2005 Excellent
• 2006 Excellent

Walmart

• 2005 Suppliers Development Program, food division
• 2006 Silver Supplier
• 2006 Award to sustainable supplier, for initiatives in favor of the environment

Long Company

• 1985 Superior Quality Award

Tricon Co.

• 2000 Star Supplier
• 2001 Star Supplier
  

  1991 Department of Consumer Affairs

  1988 American Institute of Baking

  1984 Association of Advertising Agencies

  RECOGNITIONS:

  • 1975 Hogar Crea, Bayamón
  • 1976 Society for Handicapped Children and Adults
  • 1977 Red Cross Services to the Community
  • 1978 Children's Home, Children's Wellfare
  • 1984 & 1987 Public Accountant's Association
  • 1989 Children’s Hospital
  • 1989 Environmental Protection Agency: Educational Campaign
  • 1991 American Cancer Society
  • 1992 Annual Assembly of Services for our Youth
  • 1992 Association of Nutritionists
  • 1992 & 1993 Puerto Rico Police: participation in seminars
  • 1993 Selectos Supermarket chain
  • 2000 Hogar Ruth
  • Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of Puerto Rico: “Holsum sows with Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts"
  • Ponce Art Museum