Nicaragua Targets Japanese Market

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Prior to the FODEX 2010 trade show, they held talks with potential buyers for products such as jamaica marmalade and dehydrated fruits.

From Laprensa.com.ni: “They‘ve held meetings with Yasuo Sano, president of Réve de Chef, a pastry chain from Kobe, … and the company World Trading”.

Source: laprensa.com.ni

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