AS10524 GOYAD-02

The corporate ASN of Goya de Puerto Rico, the Puerto Rican arm of the Goya Foods group. The handle GOYAD-02 gives nothing away on its own, but the registered organisation name does.

What it's used for

This is a food manufacturer and distributor, not a network operator, and the routing reflects exactly that. RIS sees one announced IPv4 prefix, 192.254.108.0/24 (256 addresses), no IPv6, and one observed neighbour.

A single /24 reached through a single upstream is the classic enterprise shape. The company buys transit from one provider, announces the small block of public space it needs for its own edge, and does not peer with anyone else. Contrast a wholesale carrier with a similar address count, which would show hundreds of neighbours because its business is the peering, not the addresses. Here the addresses exist to serve one company's own systems.

Notable

The name is worth stating plainly because handles like GOYAD-02 are exactly the kind that get mis-attributed. It is not a datacentre, a hosting brand or an ISP with a stylised name. It is a legacy ASN issued to a consumer-goods business in Puerto Rico that has held onto it, still announces its /24, and has never needed to grow beyond it.

The /24 sits in 192.0.0.0/8, the old Class C swamp, which fits an allocation made when a mid-sized enterprise could ask for public space directly.