Ciruli Bros. taps Eric Viramontes as agricultural manager
February 2, 2005
Ciruli Bros., based in Nogales, AZ, announced the addition of Eric Viramontes as agricultural manager.
Mr. Viramontes will oversee the company?s grower relations and procurement functions. He will be responsible for carrying out decisions relating to managed field operations, and will oversee various row crops, coordinating between growing, harvesting and marketing.
Mr. Viramontes has a reputable track record in the produce industry. Among his accomplishments are the successful design and development of the first Mexican promotion board models for the Mexican department of agriculture, SAGARPA. These models coordinated and directed the promotional goals of 14 diverse Mexican agricultural boards, which represented Mexican meat, fishing products, dairy products, and fresh fruits and vegetables.
About his decision to accept the position at Ciruli Bros., Mr. Viramontes said, "Ciruli Brothers has established a good name in the industry with very strong policies about hard work, maintaining straightforward relations with industry professionals and customers, and providing quality products."
Christopher Ciruli, a partner at Ciruli Bros., said that Mr. Viramontes? experience and dedication, as well as his profound knowledge of Mexican agriculture, will be a welcome asset and a positive addition to the company. Mr. Viramontes holds an academic degree in modern marketing strategies as well as an engineering degree from the College of Agriculture & Natural Sciences, both from the Universidad Autunoma de Guadalajara.
Mr. Viramontes will oversee the company?s grower relations and procurement functions. He will be responsible for carrying out decisions relating to managed field operations, and will oversee various row crops, coordinating between growing, harvesting and marketing.
Mr. Viramontes has a reputable track record in the produce industry. Among his accomplishments are the successful design and development of the first Mexican promotion board models for the Mexican department of agriculture, SAGARPA. These models coordinated and directed the promotional goals of 14 diverse Mexican agricultural boards, which represented Mexican meat, fishing products, dairy products, and fresh fruits and vegetables.
About his decision to accept the position at Ciruli Bros., Mr. Viramontes said, "Ciruli Brothers has established a good name in the industry with very strong policies about hard work, maintaining straightforward relations with industry professionals and customers, and providing quality products."
Christopher Ciruli, a partner at Ciruli Bros., said that Mr. Viramontes? experience and dedication, as well as his profound knowledge of Mexican agriculture, will be a welcome asset and a positive addition to the company. Mr. Viramontes holds an academic degree in modern marketing strategies as well as an engineering degree from the College of Agriculture & Natural Sciences, both from the Universidad Autunoma de Guadalajara.
