How Goya Foods Invaded Every Latino Home

[@bizrise]

Have you tried any goya food products?

[@pichele8511]

I like these types of videos that tell things that have happened in the history of humanity, I really like your channel

[@TimFrith24]

In 1936, Don Prudencio Unanue Ortiz and his wife Carolina Casal de Valdes, migrated to Puerto Rico from Spain, founded Goya after purchasing a Moroccan sardine company for $1 in a Lower Manhattan storefront.

[@summertimeclothes8412]

anyone else seeing how weird these comments are? very generic

[@asherburns2953]

Looks like the youtuber bought comments and views to get traction.

[@SurrealExposure12]

Yeah. Most likely comments and views farming

[@P602-d2x]

Right generic if you click on the profile pics. The comments are all the same just slightly modified to add the subject of the video

[@AlexaBellaMuerte]

Yt is going down hill

[@emilysmith4320]

Excellent video how Goya Foods infiltrated every Latino home. very useful and interesting story.

[@bizrise]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@selvamonisha4910]

Thanks for sharing video How Goya Foods Infiltrated Into Every Latino Home | Goya Food History

[@yassermohammed7770]

It's a great video. It's so much fun, thanks for sharing it on KZbin

[@bizrise]

Thank you too

[@diamondadams4370]

I love Goya, I use some many of their products. I loved learning about history of Goya. Really great company that runs the business almost to perfection!

[@bizrise]

Thanks for sharing!

[@toddbutchko6794]

I learned a lot about Goya from this excellent video. Huge success story from a humble start. My pantry has a number of Goya items. Always good quality.

[@bizrise]

Thanks for sharing

[@gregbilser3627]

An amazing story that shows how far you can go with passion, hard work, creating new markets and marketing!

[@bizrise]

Couldn't agree more!

[@brendanneufeld9388]

Excellent video how Goya Foods infiltrated every Latino home. very useful and interesting story.!!

[@bizrise]

So nice

[@amajors5692]

Definitely a great food company and wonderful to see their business highlighted in this way!!

[@bizrise]

We agree!

[@SuperRamana2010]

Great to know about it.Thanks for sharing.

[@bizrise]

My pleasure

[@yamir9940]

I liked the story of this video, it is always good to understand what has happened before, this meal has been very commented

[@bizrise]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Victor_Lo]

Never heard about Goya Foods before, great to see them supporting Latino's daily lives!

[@bizrise]

More to come!

[@bhavnapandey7928]

Nice video to know about Goya Food History !

[@bizrise]

Thanks a lot

[@desolder75]

I never even knew about Goya before all the political fluff. But it got me curious so I tried their Sazon seasoning on my rice. WOWOWOW it’s good! I’ll be buying much more in the future.

[@mdjhossain9442]

goya is a amazing place.i love learning about history of goya.and runs the really awesome company business almost parfection

[@shaniececrouch3397]

I've seen this brand in stores and have never had it. May have to give it a try after this video.

[@ThePinkSpider]

Man, all of that is crazy! But I can't get over the fact that the name itself was bought for a buck...and was associated with sardines! Nuts!

[@harleyphillips1981]

Interesting story about Goya Foods, love how the name came about, and their main target consumers! Great company!

[@P602-d2x]

Are you a bot all your comments are worded the same?

[@bizrise]

Right?!

[@jacktrini1715]

savvy business man shame about the company getting into politics

[@gilberthernandezjr9600]

I live in Mexico, and just bought a box of frozen chile rellenos in a Calimax store. Made in Mexico and not bad at all.

[@lordbeaky3496]

If my wife doesn't use Goya for her cooking i'm committing domestic abuse 😂

[@toofunnyvideoes189]

you see em as big brands but everyone has beginning stages!

[@bryedtan]

The Goya story should be a lesson of one Ultimate lesson "Never mix business with politics". You're customers is everyone not one ideology, social class, race, religion etc. If you have any political leanings since everyone has you need to really keep it close to your chest. There is a reason I keep hearing big companies tend to make their political donations through shell companies in truth most donate to both sides just to be in their good side no matter who is in office or out.

[@bizrise]

big companies need some lessons on diplomacy

[@name5344]

Need to tell that to companies like coke, google, twitter, facebook, etc.🤦‍♂

[@desolder75]

A lot of companies are learning this the hard way, like Bud Light and Harley Davidson. Keep political indoctrination out of employee training too!

[@adrianjuarez1162]

Only Goya got more sales due to the boycott.

[@aaronluke1993]

I never bought Goya not just because of the political controversy, but their food is harming my community. Let’s talk about it: Malta: High fructose corn syrup (one way ticket to diabetes) Guanábana: High fructose corn syrup (again, diabetes) and POUNDS of artificial white sugar (brain deterioration) Passion fruit juice: Liquid inverted sugar (what even is that?!) Sazón: MSG and food colorings (THESE ARE NOT EVEN SEASONINGS!!!)

[@mariov1960]

goya is my favorite seasoning for chicken

[@tonystorcke]

I went and bought a cabinet full of Goya after the situation with Trump.

[@jillhendershot6339]

I like to hear how businesses help out families and their history of it.

[@ManuelBergher]

Haven't bought a single Goya item since the controversy. I kinda miss it but won't do it.

[@bizrise]

Politics > Taste?

[@ManuelBergher]

@@bizrise not really but yes. I even prepare my own black beans now. They are amazing.

[@Hendrix_]

@@ManuelBergher waaa

[@germanandresdussan4670]

is good for the food goya

[@ErnieMielkie-q7b]

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[@AlexaBellaMuerte]

If you’re from Spain you’re not Latin. Also, never bought anything Goya in my life, it’s gross. Yuck

[@bizrise]

Why not? what's so gross about it

[@ramiromoreno1386]

Exactly they're Spaniards, latin comes from Rome. Ive never tasted goya products in my mexican home

[@aerialbugsmasher]

You people praising this brand have bad taste. Goya is so generic; it's like they can't make up their mind on if they're going to specialize in Mexican, Salvadoran, Colombian, etc etc food. They're a jack of all trades master of none. I'm gonna stick to Herdez, La Costeña, Chata et al. At least they're actual brands sold in Mexico.

[@bizrise]

Thanks for sharing. What do you like about those brands you mentioned?

[@utubeuserintheusa]

I'm a big fan of salsa El Pato, almost as good as homemade.

[@imagrev4360]

I don't use nothing of this company.