Bogota’s Free Trade Zone created the internationalization laboratory where the public offer necessary for Colombian goods to reach other countries in an easy way in their customs and foreign trade processes converges.
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Since 1996, the Colombian milling industry has been producing wheat flour fortified with vitamins B1 and B2, iron, niacin and folic acid for export in the form of cookies and pasta.
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By 2027, the Colombian company Sucroal, which specializes in sugarcane derivatives, expects to have a turnover of 1 billion pesos. The plan is to achieve this goal by boosting its chemical and biotechnology exports.
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We spoke with John Santafé Correa, general manager of Outsourcing S.A.S. BIC, a company that has crossed national borders by exporting services to Central and South America and Europe.
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The Colombian company, Cangrejo Editores, is making a name for the country in Latin America, Spain, the United States and the Caribbean. It represents works as outstanding as those of the Kahlo family in Mexico and Colombian authors such as Jorge Eliécer Pardo and Carlos Jacanamijoy. Exclusive interview with its founder.
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Procolcacao manufactures and sells in exotic destinations real chocolate products, made with premium Colombian cocoa, without mixtures or preservatives. Its work strengthens the cultivation of fine and aromatic cocoa and improves the palate of Colombians.
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In this written and video interview, Daniel Mesa, manager of Konkretus, tells us the story behind his success with Colombian concrete and what he recommends to other entrepreneurs.
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The industry of rice in Colombia debuts a new rice variety. We spoke with Eduardo Villota, manager of Semillano, about the process of research and generation of the variety and the benefits for the industry.
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Much is said about Colombian exports and the diversification of the supply of non-mining products. But did you know that from Colombia we send items such as cosmetics, cattle, doors, windows and even babilla leather to other countries?
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