According to Laprensa.com.ni , the six "major U.S. companies will arrive in Managua on 28 November to explore shopping opportunities in agribusiness in Nicaragua, and to get to know the facilities offered by the country for doing business."

The trade mission, which is sponsored by Programa Empresas y Empleos funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), has aroused great interest from the business world in Nicaragua.

The North American companies will visit the businesses Hidropónica de Nicaragua, AgroesNica, PAC, Agroexportadora del Norte, Vegetales y Frutas Procesadas SA, Agrosa, Mangosa, Tecnoagro, Cecoopsemein, Serviconsa del Grupo Pescanova and the installations of Frigoríficos APEN.

Source: laprensa.com.ni

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