North America Edition
CBI, the Centre for the Promotion of Import from developing countries is organising an Export Marketing seminar (Expro) this week for a group of 25 exporters from Central America, participants of the Agro Food Export Coaching Programme (www.cbi.eu/agrofoodca). Besides training, they will also visit the international fair Fruit Attraction in Madrid. The companies will also visit Merca Madrid, the largest fresh market in Europe and there are various company visits planned (laFuente Tomey, Supermercados Día, Cultivar, Eurobanan and Comarsa). A new update on the latest activities is posted on Facebook every day.Click here for the latest news on Facebook
The CBI's goal is to contribute to the economic self sufficiency of developing countries by strengthening the companies' competition position on the European market.
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CBI organises Madrid seminar for exporters from Central America
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