Cámara de Industrias de Nicaragua - CADIN
in Central America
Monday, October 10, 2011
The Superior Council of the Private Enterprise is questioning the supposed "benefits" and "efficiency" of the oil agreement signed with Venezuela.
Mario Amador, president of the Chamber of Industries of Nicaragua (Cadin), said the country has been buying oil at $120 and $130 a barrel when the price on the international market was slightly over $80. These prices are not benefiting the consumer.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Satisfied with the current export trend to Venezuela, Nicaraguan business associations want to safeguard them using a formal trade agreement.
Employers believe a treaty for trade relations, which represented $248 million to Nicaragua in 2010, is necessary for stability and independence from political aspects.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
The embassy of China will organize a trade fair in late July.
Over twenty companies from Taiwan will participate in the “Republic of China Taiwan Centennial Fair”, where they will showcase their products and share their successful experiences in international trade.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Nicaraguan businesses are looking to open new markets in South America.
In a bid to build even closer ties with countries with Ecuador, Peru and Chile, a group of company representatives is to visit these countries in May.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Central American businessmen agreed to adjudicate the meat quota assigned by the European Union to the country that first complies with the required food safety and traceability requirements.
The region had to decide how to distribute a quota of 9.500 yearly tons of meat that can be shipped to Europe without paying tariffs.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
This commercial alliance aims to assist Nicaraguan small and medium industrial companies.
Signed between NACC (American Nicaraguan Chamber of Commerce) and CADIN (Nicaraguan Chamber of Industries), the alliance looks to foster and promote bilateral trade.
Alfonso Oviedo, NACC president, commented that "the alliance will strengthen trade and exporting mechanisms for SMEs. We are working on opening markets in the U.S. and advising them on exporting requirements".
Monday, November 9, 2009
Nicaraguan businessmen are requesting the negotiation of a FTA, in order to sell their products directly.
Exports from Nicaragua to Venezuela jumped from $11.5 million in 2008 to $90 million in 2009. They are channeled through company Albanisa, and the leading category is livestock.
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