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Chile Lengua de FuegoGrupo Forcca US

District of Columbia

Open · Priority 3

Demand in District of Columbia

Hispanic consumers drive hot sauce retail; Central Americans already know the brand from home.

Hispanics (total)
88,430
Central Americans (total)
31,775
Hondurans
3,045
Salvadorans
20,268
Guatemalans
5,512
Nicaraguans
1,197

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 1-year

Top metro areas in District of Columbia

  • Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV1,206,988 Hispanics · 590,981 Central Americans

Metro areas can span several states.

District of Columbia on the territory map

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  • Covered by a distributor
  • Open, priority 1
  • Open, priority 2
  • Open

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    Open territory: District of Columbia

    Frequently asked questions about District of Columbia

    Who distributes Chile Lengua de Fuego in District of Columbia?
    District of Columbia does not have a distributor yet. It is an open territory with priority 3.
    How do I become the distributor for District of Columbia?
    Complete the form on this page. We review each application and reply with next steps for the exclusive District of Columbia territory.
    Which sauces are available?
    The U.S. line has 20 sauces on a 1-to-10 heat scale, for example Altar BBQ, Tamarinchi, and Mango Jambo.