Reindustrialization of Brazil and Colombia: How much money will each country allocate to industrial policy? The industrial policies of Brazil and Colombia coincide in several of their guidelines. However, the resources allocated by Brazil exceed, by 35 times, those expected to be invested by Colombia.
This is how the boots of San Polos, in Restrepo, ended up dressing the Florida Mounted Patrol For the past three years, the Colombian footwear company San Polos has been supplying boots to the Florida State Mounted Patrol in the United States. This is the story told by Gloria Elena Sandoval, daughter of the founders and co-owner of the company.
Bitcoin makes its way into international trade Although there are debates about the use of bitcoin in international trade, the truth is that cryptocurrencies are gaining strength in different countries. Colombia is also taking steps in this direction.
The end of strata, the beginning of the Universal Income Registry Petro’s Government presented the draft Decree to implement the Universal Income Registry. We tell you what are the phases of the transition, how the self-declaration will work and what are the debates around the measure.
Pellet spill in Galicia: a wake-up call for Europe The pellet spill off the coast of Galicia, Spain, reveals Europe’s failure to address microplastic pollution and uncovers legal loopholes.
The exporter of the week: this is how Bogota’s Free Trade Zone wants to empower SMEs with internationalization laboratory 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.
Foreign trade with Ecuador offers opportunities for Colombia Foreign trade with Ecuador has a positive trade balance and is concentrated in non-mining and energy products. In order to improve its total exports, Colombia faces the challenge of increasing sales to this neighboring country.
Colombia’s foreign debt continues to grow Colombia’s foreign debt increases every year, both total and public, which implies allocating a larger budget to pay it. Bondholders and multilateral organizations are the main lenders.
Obstacles for the military industry to become a hub for the country’s reindustrialization The military industry is one of the National Government’s bets for reindustrialization. However, it is a sector with a highly variable production and a trade deficit. There are also concerns about the amount to be invested.
Africa’s economy: what’s next for the cradle of humanity? Africa’s economy will take on geopolitical importance in the coming years because of its fossil fuel reserves, its minerals, its population and its capabilities for energy transition.
2024 Export Almanac: Opportunities for Colombian Exporters Celebrations of special dates of the year stimulate consumption around the world. Learn about the 2024 export almanac to boost foreign sales next year.
Exporter of the week: Many of the fortified wheat flour cookies eaten in Latin America are produced in Colombia 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.
Exporter of the week: Sugarcane-derived company exports chemicals and biotechnology to 30 countries 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.
Exporter of the week: service company driving business sustainability in Latin America Arco Consultores is a Colombian company that exports consulting services in business sustainability and corporate responsibility. Its operations focus on advising companies on how to manage their economic, social and environmental impacts more effectively.
“The unbridled negotiation of FTAs decreased industrial capacity, by 2024 I do not see an increase in Colombian exports”: Camilo Llinás Camilo Llinas, executive president of ACOLFA, sees no increase in Colombian exports next year. Más Colombia interviewed him exclusively about export barriers, the current government’s foreign trade policy and the immediate future of the automotive sector.
Exporter of the week: Outsourcing, the company that provides customer service in Spain and the U.S. and is giving lectures on exporting services 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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Colombia Exporta Exporter of the week: Many of the fortified wheat flour cookies eaten in Latin America are produced in Colombia
Colombia Exporta Exporter of the week: Sugarcane-derived company exports chemicals and biotechnology to 30 countries
Colombian Exports Exporter of the week: service company driving business sustainability in Latin America
Colombian Exports Exporter of the week: Outsourcing, the company that provides customer service in Spain and the U.S. and is giving lectures on exporting services
Colombian Exports Exporter of the week: With the work of Frida Kahlo and Colombian authors, Cangrejo Editores is conquering the world
Colombia Exporta Exporter of the week: this is the company that exalts the Colombian cocoa crop and exports fine chocolate
Colombian Exports Exporter of the week: ingeniously transforming Colombian concrete into street and home furnishings
Campo Four threats loom over Colombia’s dairy industry, according to the president of Dignidad Ganadera
