The Embassy of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in El Salvador together will the Salvadoran Coffee Council will be receiving 24 coffee importers, seeking business opportunities with Salvadoran sector companies that have organic, special and brand certificate coffee.

Minister Counselor of the Embassy of Taiwan, Carlos CT Cheng told Elsalvador.com that "... The objective of this important visit reflects the interest of these recognized companies in buying Salvadoran coffee. For this year, we hope to continue with the growth trend of this product, which is making a great contribution to Salvadoran exports to our market. "

"... Before the tasting activities and business conference which will begin on March 16 a Cooperation Agreement between the Salvadoran Coffee Council and Taiwan Coffee Association will be signed." "... A very important instrument for ongoing help and support specifically to this sector by the Taiwanese government."

Source: elsalvador.com

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