Transform

YOUR POSSIBILITIES INTO REALITIES

The Zona Franca La Cayena on the Colombian Caribbean coast is a great place for successful businesses to settle. It offers unbeatable infrastructure conditions, meeting international standards of competitiveness, as well as excellent public services and the best rates on the Caribbean coast. Additionally, companies of any sector can establish themselves here, ensuring an efficient and quick response to their operational needs.

Warehouse
Rental

From 490 M2 And Sale of Urbanized Lots From 2700 M2

Location

The Zona Franca La Cayena is strategically located in Barranquilla, Colombia - a city that is transforming industry and commerce throughout the country.

Technology

Customs information systems and online documentary control.

Infrastructure

Total area of 1,500,000 m²

Warehouses from 500m2

TAX AND CUSTOMS
INCENTIVES

Income tax of 20% on exports to the rest of the world, and 35% on sales to the National Customs Territory.

Partial nationalization of merchandise.

VAT and Tariff exemption for goods entering the Free Zone. Partial nationalization of merchandise.

Settlement of import duties on foreign components.

Unlimited storage of raw materials, inputs, semi-finished or finished products without paying customs taxes.

Temporary outputs to the TAN (Partial Processing + Repair).

Contact us

User's Testimonials

Our

Associates

Recent Articles

More than 12,000 people in Juan Mina have benefited thanks to the joint efforts of the Cayena Foundation, private companies in the Cayena Free Trade Zone and non-profit organizations.

Barranquilla, June 2022. This community located in one of the two corregimientos into which the rural area of the city of Barranquilla is divided has a vast majority of the population exposed to conditions of vulnerability, which generate their income through informal and temporary work. . 70% of the population is born in the sector, however, in recent years a population of people in a situation of displacement due to violence has arrived, as well as Venezuelan migrants. Faced with these conditions, the La Cayena Foundation has sought to be an articulator between the business sector and the community of Juan Mina through programs aligned with a common agenda built with the community, impacting 8,400 inhabitants of the area. Among these programs are Employability, which seeks to promote the employment relationship of families in the sector through promotion, training and postulation of positions, to the vacancies generated by companies in the area of influence; Seeking Excellence, which focuses on having a better comprehensive and bilingual education for the children and young people of the Juan Mina Educational Institution; and the Cuenta Conmigo program, which aims to promote the use and use of free time by young people and children through soccer as a tool to teach values and develop life skills. On the other hand, there are the Social Entrepreneurship programs that seek the productivity of families in the area of influence, especially women, through the construction and formalization of productive units, and business strengthening; and Building Dreams with Alfa, which promotes improvement in the habitability of the families of Juan Mina, Villas and its surroundings. The Cayena Foundation has managed to articulate the actors of the private and public sectors in order to meet the needs of the community, including improvement of education, infrastructure, employability, among others. Thus, more than 14 companies have joined the initiatives of the foundation, managing to impact 12,460 people in the community in the last 5 years. The companies that have made these changes in the community possible in 2021 are: H. UJUETA, supporting the sponsor Plan; PRO FLO LATAM in terms of employability; CARL BAGUHN, donation of toys for Christmas celebrations; FIRENZE CORP in the sustainable purchasing program; HADA INTERNATIONAL, with the accompaniment and support in the development of community programs; and GRUPO ALFA in habitability. It should also be mentioned that, during the pandemic, companies such as Cartonera Nacional, C7R SAS, Banapol del Caribe and Optima Balistic, supported the coverage of basic needs and thanks to this, the Cayena Foundation reached 6,110 people in vaccination days , donation of masks, delivery of food packages, awareness activities, among others. “For the Cayena Foundation, it is a pride to have these allies that make it possible for the living conditions of this population to improve. Our objective is to continue building a sustainable, prosperous and equitable community around the Juan Mina, to guarantee that its development goes hand in hand with the progress of Barranquilla and the Colombian Atlantic Coast, because as our motto says: There are no successful companies, if their environment it is not part of the development,” says Ana Maria Matalla, president of the La Cayena Foundation.

Read More