Mexican Trade Mission Visits El Salvador

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Some of the industries represented at the event are food and beverages, liquor, confectionery, bakery supplies, food industry supplies, jewelry, cosmetics and beauty items, coffee, chocolate and medical equipment.

Laprensagrafica.com reports: "According to Roberto Ayala, general manager of the Salvadoran Chamber of Commerce and Industries, these encounters 'help forge key strategic alliances in regional trade. The idea is to open new markets".

Source: laprensagrafica.com

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