Victor Hugo Molina, manager of the Honduran Coffee Institute said that the businessmen will remain in the country until February 3rd , during which time they will tour various coffee cooperatives.
"Currently, Korea buys 237,000 quintals of coffee a year from Honduras, and ‘with this visit we believe that exports could increase, depending on the agreements reached with the producers’, said Molina.
The visit is the result of the approaches that Honduras has made with different employers around the world at trade fairs in Korea and Tokyo last year, at least 20 companies were involved, including Mitsubishi Coffee, another large company in its sector", reported Laprensa.hn.
Source: laprensa.hn
More on this topic
February 2012
Panama is looking to make closer trade ties with South Korea and secure new destinations for their products.
A South Korean delegation will be visiting Panama between 14th to 17th February in order to meet with entrepreneurs and agricultural exporters to explore the opening up markets, reports PanamaAmerica.com.pa.
July 2010
The southeast Asian country is a large importer of food and its consumers are highly demanding.
These are the two main characteristics about the South Korean market identified by Costa Rica's export promotion agency, Procomer.
An article published by Elfinancierocr.com highlights the recent Free Trade Agreement (FTA) reached with this country, to which Costa Rica has largely sold Intel microprocessors, coffee and fresh fish.
August 2011
A Venezuelan trade mission will visit the country with a view to expanding the quantity and quality of coffee exported home.
The trade delegation will be headed by the general manager of Corporación Venezolana del Café, Marcelo Cruz.
According to a statement from the government of Managua in the official newspaper El 19, the Venezuelan delegation will have "the opportunity to exchange information in the field with producers, cooperatives and coffee processing operators"
June 2010
Before the president of South Korea, Panamanian president Martinelli spoke of the isthmus’ privileged geographic location to attract Asian investment.
At the XXXV Summit of Heads of State of the Central American Integration System (SICA), Ricardo Martinelli noted that the region could become the gateway for Korean investment in Latin America.