About Nutrech  

Nutrech is a young company located in Western Mexico created by a professional team whose background relies in international business and the manufacturing of food products and ingredients, where the main focus is placed on recovering ancient products that have a positive impact on human nutrition and wellness.  
Nutrech do believe that highest quality products and wellness effect can go hand in hand with the environment.  
Chia seed (Salvia hispanica) is Nutrech's flagship product given its high positive impact in human nutrition in terms of the high content of non-saturated fatty acids, fiber, antioxidants and low carbohydrates.  


Nutrech's milestone is research & development and is currently working in developing a portfolio of products that can be produced through agriculture and then processed under rigorous systems and procedures in order to supply innocuous, environmentally friendly products that can provide leverage on consumer's wellness.

Mision 

Nutrech is committed to supply our consumers high-quality natural ingredients with a high concern on the environment based on Good Agricultural and Manufacturing Practices.               .

Vision

To become the best and largest Mexican suppliers of natural innocuous products and ingredients, fulfilling our Customer's needs concerned about the environment and consumer's wellness.  

Values 

Nutrech main value is wellness as an add value.
We use our financial and human resources to add value to our customers by supplying innovative, healthy and nutritive products, based on our deep understanding of the customers' needs and requirements. 
Nutrech acts with responsibility with our customers, with the environment and with the society.

* Service
* Consistency
* Reliable supplier

Location

Our company is located very close to the Manzanillo port, the largest in the west coast of Mexico providing an excellent gateway to western coast of the United States , Canada and Asia , and very well connected by highway to Guadalajara , Mexico City and the rest of ports in the gulf of Mexico and Mexican-U.S. borders.