Buyers Mission Closes with more than $40 million in Business
The Buyers Trade Mission-BTM-2012 closed with a projected $41 million in business, which would exceed the 2011 figure of $38 million.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
A press release from the Costa Rican Foreign Trade Promotion Office (Procomer) reads:
BTM closes with more than $40 million in projected business
The U.S., Spain and Canada were the countries with the most openings for Costa Rican products.
September 25, 2012. After 24 hours of negotiations, the Buyers Trade Mission-BTM-2012 closed with a projected $41 million in business, which would exceed the 2011 figure of $38 million. The United States stood out as the country that decided to buy the most Costa Rican products, followed by Spain and Canada, while, as a region, the first place went to the European Union.
The best sellers in this XIV Buyers Mission were pineapples, fresh and frozen, mangos, fresh and frozen, tubers, palms, chayotes, plants, flowers and foliage, snacks, sauces, tuna, arepas, jellies, dressings, articles of clothing, and construction.
From September 22nd to 25th, the XVII edition of the Buyers Trade Mission will bring together in Costa Rica exporters and 180 international buyers from 30 countries.
From a statement issued by the Costa Rican Foreign Trade Promotion Office :
San Jose, July 31, 2015. A platform for companies with export potential to showcase their products to different countries around the world and be able to diversify their business, from inside of Costa Rica. This is the main feature of the next Buyers Trade Mission (BTM) fair organized by the Foreign Trade Promotion Office of Costa Rica (PROCOMER).
Exporters from Costa Rica and buyers from Europe, Asia and North America will meet from 23 to 25 September at the XVI edition of the Buyers Trade Mission.
Taken from Btmcr.com:
Overview of Buyers Trade Mission 2014:
The BTM 16th edition will be held from 23 to 25 September 2014 at the Wyndham Hotel Herradura, San Jose, Costa Rica.
The Buyers Trade Mission (BTM) will take place from 24th to 28th September 2012 at Hotel Ramada Plaza Herradura, Costa Rica.
The event will feature at least 250 international companies who aim to strike export deals with approximately 250 Costa Rican companies through business agendas, display stands, conferences and also a showroom of high-tech industrial products produced in Costa Rica.
The BTM event, organized by Procomer, began yesterday with 270 Costa Rican exporters taking part.
Industrial, agricultural and food sector producers will be at the conference with a huge variety of products ranging from frozen cassava to robotic arms.
Álvaro Piedra, trade promotion manager for Costa Rica's export promotion agency, Procomer, told Nacion.com that, "BTM's objective this time round is to help deals to be reached worth $25 million, $5 million more than 2009's goal".
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