Who owns Goya?
Goya
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- Brand origin
- United States
- Main production
- Several countries, incl. Spain
Goya is a United States food brand offering Latin American and Spanish foods, ingredients, condiments, beverages, and prepared foods. Goya is ultimately owned by Goya Foods, Inc., a family-owned company headquartered in the United States.
goya.comAbout Goya
What is Goya?
Goya is a food brand operated by Goya Foods, Inc. Goya Foods describes Goya as a source of Latin cuisine and as the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States. Goya products include pantry staples, canned foods, frozen foods, beverages, condiments, and prepared foods.
Who owns Goya?
Goya is ultimately owned by Goya Foods, Inc., according to Made O'Meter's ownership data verified on 13 September 2026. Goya Foods, Inc. is a family-owned business associated with the Unanue family. Goya Foods is a privately held company rather than a publicly listed corporation.
Where does Goya come from?
Goya originated in the United States and was founded in 1936 in New York City by Don Prudencio Unanue and his wife, Carolina, who were from Spain. The business began by supplying Spanish foods, including olives, olive oil, and sardines, to Hispanic families. Goya Foods is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey.
What products does Goya make?
Goya makes beans, rice, grains, vegetables, fruits, sauces, salsas, marinades, spices, sofrito, olive oil, juices, nectars, canned foods, frozen foods, and other prepared foods. Goya also sells products in categories such as snacks, dairy foods, and beverages. The Goya product range includes low-sodium, gluten-free, organic, and kosher products.
Where are Goya products sold?
Goya products are sold in the United States and international markets. Goya Foods maintains facilities in the United States, Puerto Rico, Spain, and the Dominican Republic, and its products are distributed in more than 20 countries according to Goya's international materials.
Frequently asked questions about Goya
Is Goya an American brand?
- Yes. Goya originated in the United States, although its founders were Spanish immigrants and the brand focuses on Latin American and Spanish foods.
Is Goya family-owned?
- Yes. Goya Foods, Inc., the ultimate owner of Goya, is family-owned and associated with the Unanue family.
Who founded Goya?
- Don Prudencio Unanue and his wife, Carolina, founded Goya in 1936. Both founders were from Spain.
What is Goya best known for?
- Goya is best known for Latin American and Spanish grocery products, including beans, rice, canned foods, sauces, seasonings, beverages, and prepared foods.
Where is Goya headquartered?
- Goya Foods, Inc. is headquartered in Jersey City, New Jersey, in the United States.
Sources: goya.com: history, goya.com: about goya, en.wikipedia.org, goya.es: about us, goya.com: goya foods celebrates 90 years as the largest hispanic owned food company and iconic american brand, verityrank.com, clay.com, goya.es: acerca de
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Products from Goya
31- Goya Coconut Water with PulpBeverage – Fruit Water
- Goya Manzanilla Spanish OlivesFood – Olives and Condiments
- Goya Pink BeansFood – Canned Beans
- Goya Chifles Plantain ChipsFood – Snacks (Plantain Chips)
- Goya White HominyFood – Canned Beans and Grains
- Goya Bacana Soft DrinkBeverage – Soda
- Goya Pimientos del PiquilloFood – Canned Vegetables
- Goya Jasmine RiceFood – Grains/Rice
- Goya Organic Extra Virgin Olive OilFood – Cooking Oil
- Goya Stuffed Olives with Spicy ChorizoFood – Condiments and Preserves
- Goya White BeansFood – Plant-based snacks/legumes (Preserved beans)
- Goya Dark ChocolateFood – Confectionery
- Goya Apple Cider VinegarFood – Condiment (Vinegar)
- Goya Black BeansFood – pantry staples (legumes/beans)
- Goya Jalapeño KetchupFood – Condiment
- Goya Medium Grain RiceFood – Snack (Rice/Grains)
- Goya AlcaparradoFood – Condiments / Olives
- Goya Cream of CoconutFood – Coconut product (confectionery/baking ingredient)
- Goya Guava JamFood – Fruit Preserve
- Goya Canned CornFood – Canned Vegetable
- Goya Penne RigateFood – Dry Pasta
- Goya Whole Kernel CornFood – Canned Vegetables
- Goya Adobo All Purpose Seasoning with PepperFood – Spice and Seasoning
- Sazón Goya seasoning with Culantro and AchioteFood – Seasoning and Spice Blend
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