Salix Fruits hires managers for Chile, Europe

Salix Fruits has hired Maximiliano Guevara Inostroza as country manager for Chile and Fernando Moyano is sales manager for Europe and Russia.

Maximiliano Geuvera (left), and Fernando Moyano
Maximiliano Geuvera (left), and Fernando Moyano
(Courtesy Salix Fruits)

Salix Fruits has hired Maximiliano Guevara Inostroza as country manager for Chile and Fernando Moyano is sales manager for Europe and Russia.

Guevara has almost two decades of experience in commercial, technical and management roles at companies that include CapeFive, Capespan and El Maitenal, according to a news release. He will be planning the growth and development of business in Chile manage supply strategy for Chile.

Moyano most recently was commercial manager for Europe for Kepple SA, according to the release. He’ll be in charge of managing a key business for Salix, especially in the Southern Hemisphere season, according to the release.

“We are proud to continue growing as a team in such a special year,” Alejandro Moralejo, CEO of Salix Fruits, said in the release. “Maximiliano and Fernando are the right people to join the company and continue to expand our market with the commitment and honesty that’s our benchmark.”

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