Goya Apple Cider Vinegar

Goya Apple Cider Vinegar is a staple product of Goya Foods, a brand deep-rooted in the Hispanic-American culinary tradition. The brand was founded in 1936 by Prudencio Unanue Ortiz and his wife Carolina, who began by importing authentic Spanish products to New York City. Over the decades, Goya has evolved from a small storefront to the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States.

The Apple Cider Vinegar is produced using traditional fermentation methods and is widely distributed across North America, the Caribbean, and Europe. While the company has administrative roots in Spain, its major production and distribution infrastructure is centered in the United States. Goya remains a family-owned enterprise, maintaining its status as a private company held by the Unanue family into the late 2020s and beyond, emphasizing its heritage of bringing Latin flavors to a global market.