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Ryson, Royal Apollo Group Open an Office in Mexico

The office will represent all of Latin America and provide sales, service, and support. All equipment will still be engineered and manufactured at Ryson’s Headquarters in Yorktown, Va.

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Luis Lisandro Sanchez is the point of contact for sales. He has been in the packaging industry in Latin America for 21 years, with experience in categories such as food and beverage, home, and personal care products.

Adrian Yescas Garcia is the Field Service Engineer. He has been active in the Mexico and USA market for more than 6 years.

From left to right: Adrian Yescas Garcia, Luis Lisandro SanchezFrom left to right: Adrian Yescas Garcia, Luis Lisandro Sanchez

The Royal Apollo Group, Ryson’s parent company, is a family run business for six generations. It is based in the Netherlands with offices around the globe. Ryson has been in business in the U.S. since 1995. It started as a sister company with Apollo, but now it is the same company specializing in vertical conveying solutions.


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