Adalberto Vazquez Gomez is proud to be the owner and operator of the first Dulces Alteno in the south of Mexico. Adalberto Vazquez Gomez’s factory makes lollipops and other hard candies, delivering delicious treats to children and adults. The company is called Dulces Alteño and along with making candy, the factory is devoted to a number of social justice missions that aid the community as well as the factory’s workers.

Among the missions that Adalberto Vazquez Gomez’s factory works on is a program called Amigo De Los Niños that supports children. The program is associated with Cryo-Cell Tabasco and DIF-Tabasco. Adalberto Vazquez Gomez is proud of his worker’s involvement with Amigo De Los Niños and considers the social justice aspect of his business to be what sets him apart from other factory operators.

Another program that Adalberto Vazquez Gomez’s factory is involved in is called Certificacion CONEVyT. This program is involved in educating the workers who are employed in Adalberto Vazquez Gomez’s factory. “My workers deserve to have the opportunity to get an education. In my experience, a good education is what allows individuals to rise through the economic ranks. Education has made a huge difference in my life and I want to offer others that opportunity,” says Adalberto Vazquez Gomez.

Adalberto Vazquez Gomez is proud to run an economically competitive factory that is also socially responsible. Customers are consistently satisfied with Adalberto Vazquez Gomez’s products and he never compromises on quality. As the first lollipop and hard candy factory in the south of Mexico, Adalberto Vazquez Gomez’s factory creates a community of workers.

“Our products are delicious and bring enjoyment to children and adults. We are proud to provide this service, and my factory is kept to the highest safety standards. At Dulces Alteño, we put people first,” says Adalberto Vazquez Gomez. By bringing together high quality manufacturing and social responsibility missions, Dulces Alteño and Adalberto Vazquez Gomez set themselves apart from the competition. Adalberto Vazquez Gomez considers his work to be an extension of his community involvement and he celebrates the commitment of his workers and support staff who make it all possible.