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La fórmula de la longevidad de Herbolario Navarro para sobrevivir 250 años

Criado tras el mostrador del negocio familiar, como Manolito el amigo de Mafalda, el tercer Pepe Navarro de esta historia regenta una red de 90 ecotiendas propias de alimentación, cosmética y productos para mascotas que cada vez da más frutos. Leer

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La fórmula de la longevidad de Herbolario Navarro para sobrevivir 250 años

Herbolario Navarro, a family-owned business founded in 1771 by the Ribelles, has evolved from a small medicinal herb shop to 90 eco-friendly stores generating revenues exceeding 84 million euros. Today, it operates in sectors ranging from nutrition, supplements, cosmetics, hygiene, childcare, cleaning, and pet products. CEO Pepe Navarro, who took over the helm in 2005, credits the company's longevity to its commitment to health and wellness, as well as its family values.

The next Navarro generation, Nicolás and Andrés, are interested in the business but prefer to focus on their studies first. Pepe emphasizes that the company's essence remains unchanged, thanks to the dedication of its employees and its commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles. To maintain its long-term success, Herbolario Navarro continues to innovate, adapt to changing consumer preferences, and prioritize its family values.

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