The European companies attending were from the textile, crafts and processed food sectors.
"According to the statistics, 303 meetings were held relating to deals such as organic coffee exports to France, Tillandsia (Bromeliad air plants) and aromatic candles. The option was also left open to review the possibility of increasing industrial shoe exports to Spain," reports Prensa Libre.
Source: prensalibre.com
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April 2010
100 companies from Central America and Europe will participate in this event, between May 31 and June 3.
Dayana Aceituno, member of the organizing committee of the II Central American Euro Expo Trade Show, commented they expect participants to close deals for between $15 and $20 million at the event.
July 2010
The event hosts 120 presenters and will continue until 22 July in Antigua, Guatemala.
Companies are participating from Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Germany, Holand, Sweden and Spain.
"A Euro Expo press release explains that the event will bring together products and services from Central American and European businesses in sectors including logistics, banking, law, food, automobiles, construction materials and cosmetics," reports Prensalibre.com.
July 2010
The second round of EuroExpo 2010 will take place from 19 to 22 July in Guatemala.
The event was initially scheduled for 31 May to 3 June but was postponed due to the eruption of the Pacaya volcano that led to the closure of Guatemala's international airport for several days.
May 2010
The fair’s second edition will take place on Grand Hotel Tikal Futura, from May 31 to June 3.
Gunther Reitzel, president of the Guatemalan-German Chamber of Commerce, explained they expect 30 European businessmen at the event.
“Four thousand visitors are expected to visit over 100 exhibitors and 102 stands of Central American, Guatemalan and European companies, plus a cultural and gastronomic area”, reported Sigloxxi.com.
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