Mexican manufacturer of office furniture seeks importers and distributors interested in dealing their products in Central America.
PM Steele is a 100% Mexican company, with more than 67 years of experience in the market. It has a corporate exhibition hall with more than 500 m2 and 23 additional rooms in the main cities of the Republic.
A Venezuelan manufacturer of security solutions such as locks, padlocks, door handles, keys, door closers and other products is looking for hardware distributors and wholesalers interested in representing their brands to market them in Guatemala.
Representatives from the company Inversora Lockey, manufacturer of security solutions for the CISA, Visalock and VULKAN brands, will be visiting Guatemala from June 18 to 22 to meet with hardware companies, distributors, wholesalers of construction materials and / or freelance sales representatives, interested in representing and distributing their products.
Seven companies will be in the city on August 7th and 8th searching for distributors for products such as honey, cereals, snacks and sweets.
The purpose of the visit is for the Costa Rican companies to do business with Honduran companies to distribute their products in the northern area of the country.
Vanessa Rodriguez of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Cortés (CCIC), noted that "Costa Rican businessmen are looking for exclusive distributors, they are not aiming for several buyers or for there to be local competition. In the agendas they choose those who they see more potential in to distribute their products. '"
Puma Energy Service stations and distributors of Castrol in the isthmus will market the lubricants Castrol GTX, Castrol Magnatec and Castrol EDGE.
A statement from Puma-Energy reads:
CASTROL AND PUMA ENERGY JOIN FORCES IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
February 5, 2013 - Puma Energy LLC ("Puma Energy"), one of the largest independent oil companies in processing, marketing and distributing fuels and Castrol the leading lubricants company in the world, announced the creation of a strategic alliance to commercialize Castrol automotive lubricants in the Central and South America market.
The bill would grant state-owned "Correos de Costa Rica" a monopoly over letters or packages weighting less than 500 grams.
These regulations would only affect basic postal service and not courier services.
"...the bill stipulates that the cost of any mailing weighing more than 500 grams will be defined by the market", reports Nacion.com. "In contrast, the price for mailing anything weighing less than 500 grams will be regulated by a public entity, which could be Aresep (Public Services Regulation Authority)".
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