Inalsa
Corporate brand
UnclaimedInalsa is a Venezuelan food manufacturer based in Barquisimeto, producing biscuits and pasta and operating a wheat mill.
Last updated September 25, 2026
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Overview
Inalsa, formally Industrias Integradas de Alimentos INALSA, S.A., is a Venezuelan food-industry company headquartered in Barquisimeto, Lara State. The company says it was founded on May 17, 2010, and began operations on July 29, 2014, initially industrializing biscuits. It describes its business as developing and manufacturing food products, with quality, innovation, effort, and professionalism as guiding principles. Inalsa expanded its production activities in 2016. It began producing pasta early that year to serve Venezuelan consumers and started operating a wheat mill toward the end of November. Its disclosed activities therefore span biscuit production, pasta production, and wheat milling. The supplied company material describes an industrial complex with advanced technology and production capacity, but does not identify specific product lines or brands beyond these categories. The company’s stated ambition is to lead nationally in the products it makes and develop an international presence. Its stated mission and values emphasize product quality, innovation, teamwork, perseverance, respect, and contributing to the well-being of its workers and Venezuelan families. The available evidence does not name its founders, executives, parent company, or owners, nor does it establish a listing status or specific export markets.
History
Industrias Integradas de Alimentos INALSA, S.A. states that it was founded on May 17, 2010, in Barquisimeto, Lara State, Venezuela. The company says it began operations on July 29, 2014, starting with the industrial production of biscuits. The distinction between its founding date and the start of operations is explicit in its account: the company was established in 2010, while production operations began in 2014. In early 2016, Inalsa added pasta production. Its website says this step was intended to meet the food needs of Venezuelan consumers. Later that year, toward the end of November, the company began operating a wheat mill. These developments broadened its activity from biscuit manufacturing to include pasta production and wheat milling. The company characterizes its development and productive capacity as that of an industrial complex using advanced technology. Inalsa describes its mission as developing and making foods recognized for quality, supported by innovation, effort, and professionalism. It also identifies employee and family well-being as part of that mission. Its stated vision is to become a national market leader in the products it manufactures, with international reach, while promoting a family-oriented culture. The company lists respect, teamwork, perseverance, and quality among its values. The supplied company material does not identify the individuals who founded or currently lead Inalsa, disclose ownership or corporate-group relationships, or provide details about exports, later expansions, or changes in corporate status. Accordingly, its documented history here is limited to the company’s stated founding, start of operations, and production milestones.
Company founded
Operations begin with biscuit industrialization
Pasta production begins
Wheat mill operations begin
Products and positioning
A Venezuelan food manufacturer that presents quality, innovation, and domestic market leadership as central priorities.
Biscuits
The company began operations with the industrial production of biscuits.
Pasta
Production began in early 2016.
Wheat milling
The company began operating a wheat mill in late November 2016.
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