Over thirty wholesale companies from the United States will participate in business roundtables with local operators on October 23rd and 24th in the capital.
From a statement issued by the Ministry of Tourism of El Salvador (MITUR):
Over 30 wholesalers from the United States, will be in the country for the second edition of the El Salvador Travel Market 2014 (ESTM2014), which starts on Thursday 23 October and which includes business meetings in a hotel in the capital.
A practical guide for aquaculture producers has been released explaning how to reach consumers and avoid common errors in distribution and marketing.
From a publication by the Costa Rican Trade Promotion Office (PROCOMER):
The North Central Regional Aquaculture Center (NCRAC by its initials in Spanish) has just published a tutorial entitled "MarketMake: Marketing Aquaculture Products" which is designed to be a comprehensive and practical guide to help aquaculture producers to bring their products to market.
The thirteen main issues to consider if you want to succeed in business with companies in the Asian giant.
In an article published in Df.cl, The FoodLinks, a company specializing in linking Chinese demand to the supply offered by various Chilean brands explains what to do and what not to do, when you try to do business with Eastern entrepreneurs.
General information for investors has been released, in bilingual format, detailing competitive advantages, investment opportunities in strategic sectors, legal and investment incentives.
Contents of the Guide Doing Business in Nicaragua 2012-2013:
I. Getting to know Nicaragua
- Country Profile
- Government
- Territory
- Population
- Economy
- Infrastructure
Nicaraguan industrialists have asked the Government to reduce the red tape involved in the establishment and operation of a business.
Mario Amador, president of the Chamber of Industry of Nicaragua (Cadin) believes that although there have been advances, such as the creation of the One Stop Investment Center for Exports (Cetrex), much remains be done.
In 2012, companies around the world will provide Chinese visitors and clients luxury care, more benefits and personalized services.
China is the new emperor, and companies and governments are courting the Chinese. No wonder the red carpet will extend in all places where Chinese businessmen and politicians set foot. Large stores, airlines, hotels, museums, entire cities, will multiply their efforts to provide more and better services to citizens of China, the new major player in global consumption.
The website http://guatemala.eregulations.org provides information on procedures for conducting business in the country.
Information is detailed on procedures, costs, contacts, forms and public office documents.
The initiative is part of the e-Regulations system, driven by the Global Transparency Network.
The system is a step towards the implementation of e-government and a tool for simplifying administrative processes, by identifying unnecessary steps in the different procedures, said Romeo Rodriguez, coordinator of the National Competitiveness Program", reported Prensalibre.com.
The site will offer detailed information on the procedures to be followed in order to carry out any kind of investment in the country.
The website, http://elsalvador.e-regulations.org, contains information on various procedures in at least 14 government institutions.
"The site will also be useful to foreign investors since import and real estate rules will also be made available, as well as regulations relating to the purchase of stocks and shares," reports Laprensagrafica.com.
The industry ministry teamed up with Citibank to develop “Doing Business in Panama”, a business guide.
It includes information and tips on laws, structures, and other topics necessary when establishing foreign companies in Panama.
Roberto Henríquez, Commerce Ministry, explained that the document, that will be available in all Citi branches in the country, will explain investors Panama’s benefits in logistics, financial services, agricultural exports and tourism.
Guide prepared by the professional staff of Deloitte Panamá.
It is designed to provide potencial foreing investors with fundamental information about Panama's enviroment, including factors a foreing investor should consider in deciding whether to acquire an existin Panama company or to start a new operation en the country.
These factors include tax planing, employment and labor, financing, importing, and accounting.
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