Taipei Trade show lands $487,000 in deals for El Salvador

The delegation that traveled to the Taiwan Trade Show from El Salvador last June did not return empty handed.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

They achieved deals for $487,000 and they had the chance to show national products that proved interesting for the Taiwanese.

Matilde de Palomo, who traveled on behalf of organic products company Shucil, came back with an order for 10.000 organic soap pills, a product that is elaborated with raw materials from the country. An additional 7.000 units of this product were exported earlier this year. "We have to max out the FTA with Taiwan", stated the businesswoman.

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