Most countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have a better chance of entering the global trade market by incorporating a certain level of processing and differentiation into their products.
SMEs that decide to internationalize and export have a lot to gain from globalization. However, according to the Inter-American Investment Corporation (ICC), there are some issues that each businessman should evaluate before deciding to enter the international market.
SMEs that market food products typically have to address an entire network of regulations that are difficult to understand. The European Union offers a platform that provides precise and simple information for overcoming this difficulty.
An export plan is a tool that allows companies to align resources for purposes of selling in external markets. The Inter-American Investment Corporation explains why SMEs should have one in place.
Several countries in Latin America have Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) in place with South Korea, presenting great opportunities for producers in the region. Discover which are these countries and the advantages that FTAs have to offer.
Advances in communications and technology offer a scenario where several regional companies and professionals can provide specialized services to global firms.
Slower economic growth and tumbling commodity prices in the region have created a complex scenario that highlights the value of implementing an export strategy. The European Union is a case that we can learn from.
A new generation of designers has successfully gone beyond national borders, landing in the United States and Europe. Fashion Weeks in the principal capitals of Latin America are followed closely by specialized public.
ConnectAmericas.com interviewed several producers of food products that stand out for their certified quality, natural origin and the dynamism they generate in their regions.
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