Sula

Sula is the largest Honduran brand of fruit juices and nectars, and one of the few Honduran brands to sell products internationally, including in the United States. History Sula was founded in San Pedro Sula, in the Sula Valley of Honduras in 1960, as a social project in alliance with UNICEF. The objective of the project was the installation of a dairy production plant in northern Honduras. After a privatization process, the brand was acquired by Lacthosa in March 1992, shortly after Lacthosa had been established by Honduran entrepreneur Schucry Kafie. Lacthosa revitalized the Sula brand through the introduction of new products, particularly orange and fruit juices, cream, malts, and investment in modern technology. Products and exporting Juice products now include varieties of orange juice, apple juice, pineapple juice, guava, tamarind, and peach, pear, and apple nectars. , Sula remains a subsidiary of Lacthosa, and is the primary producer of fruit juices and nectars for Lacthosa, and the brand name under which these products are sold.