It all started with the need to seek recycling and give another life to the different types of waste that were in our environment. On March 21, 1994, we started recycling aluminum, soft drink and beer cans. We were three people, a truck and a compactor who quickly saw how recycling was not only an environmental solution, but also an economic and social one, where through collection thousands of people could have the opportunity to improve their economic conditions, regardless of their condition. gender, social condition and educational level.

Currently, Invema is the largest recycling company in Central America, giving another life to all types of plastic, metal, cardboard, paper, electronic and battery waste. Thus generating direct employment for more than 500 people and around 20,000 suppliers who are dedicated to waste collection between Honduras and El Salvador.