The department of Córdova in Colombia is highlighted as a suitable location for the cultivation of pineapples and other crops such as plantain, cassava, yucca, and yam. Natalia Sotomayor, the director of the ProMontería Economic Development Agency, emphasized that Montería, with its 296,505 hectares of agricultural frontier, is the most suitable municipality for pineapple planting in Colombia. The department's lack of seasonality allows for optimal harvesting conditions throughout the year. Colombia ranks ninth to eleventh in global pineapple production, with annual production ranging from one to two million tons. The article also mentions that Argentina, Poland, Slovenia, Holland, Belgium, and Italy are some of the markets that import Colombian pineapple.