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Baika launches its website after unifying its global brand

After unifying its operations under a single brand, Baika launches a web platform with a commercial catalog and interactive map in seven countries.

Laptop computer displaying the home page of Baika's new website on a desktop.

November 11, 2026

Baika launched its new website. This milestone comes just over a month after San Jose Farms announced it would consolidate its operations under a single brand.

The website's purpose is to serve as a business showcase for clients and partners. On the platform, the company presents its catalog, details its presence in each country, and displays its fields, plants, and equipment with photographs of its operations.

When announcing the rebranding , Pedro Jaramillo, CEO of Baika, explained to Avobook that the unification aimed to communicate a single commercial proposition across all markets. Furthermore, it seeks to ensure continuous supply throughout the year and control the supply chain from production to distribution.

The website's objective is to serve as a commercial showcase for clients and business partners. On the platform, the company presents its catalog, details its presence in each country, and demonstrates its vertically integrated supply chain, which allows it to guarantee quality, efficiency, and traceability at every stage of its value chain.

International network: Presence in seven countries and more than 5,000 hectares

On its homepage, the company reports that it has 19 fields, more than 5,000 hectares, more than 14 fruit species, and more than 2,000 employees across the countries where it operates.

The interactive map highlights the presence of Chile, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Spain, Morocco, and the United States. The platform allows visitors to distinguish, for example, the fields and plants belonging to Chile and Colombia from those operating commercially in the United States and Spain.

Navigation, history and the four pillars of sustainability

The website also traces Baika's nearly 40-year history and presents its four pillars of sustainability: People, Land, Fruit, and Integrity. It also includes BaikaNews, a section dedicated to corporate news, and a contact area for applying for jobs, offering products, and generating press contacts, among other features.

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