Economy of Santa Cruz de Lorica

Letters historian Robert B. Cunninghame can rescue a description of the area Sinuana: "The plains of Sinu they are known as cattle area, and the type of cattle is constantly improved. By this, I mean three or four million heads, wllas amount could sustain, and one or two packing-house, meat supply would be taken advantage of in the way that so far has not been considered. "

Lorica trade then was quite broad covering a diverse range of both products and the origin of the owners of sale.

Through the pages of the press briefing warns that there is awareness of the commercial importance of Lorica, converted at that time in the first shopping plaza Sinu,. Well there was a certain sense of pride in this consideration

In general, you could see that Lorica remained in agriculture, livestock and fisheries. However, with the advent of modernity began to perceive an industrial environment, highlighted by two soft drinks manufacturing, production of butter, cheeses and other dairy products. Another strong point is Lorica economic boom, was the eminent development of the transportation industry, where sailing ships include motor cars, trucks, buses and seaplanes introduced by the company SCADTA