On September 26 and 27, 2018 companies from various sectors will be gathering together in Antigua to take part in business conferences and showcase different types of products.
The event is being run by the Organizing Committee of Manufexport 2018, which is inviting small and medium-sized Guatemalan companies to be part of the SME pavilion, to participate in the international retail fair.
According to a statement from Agexport "... The Pymes Pavilion will have 45mts2of floor of exhibition, an area in which they will be able to display a variety of innovative and competitive products from the sectors of foods and beverages, cosmetics, plastics, cleaning products and diverse manufactures. Participating companies will have the opportunity to exhibit their products in a strategic location, with a schedule of specialized appointments with national and international buyers according to their capacity and exportable offer."
For more information about the event you can send an email to beatriz.sanchez@agexport.org.gt or ruth.estrada@agexport.org.gt or visit theofficial site.
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