MANATEE
The International Trade Hub at SeaSeaPort Manatee is making inroads to enhance the trade relationship between Guatemalan companies and the port.
“This hub you have here in SeaSeaPort Manatee is very advanced,” said Dunia Miranda-Mauri, a Guatemalan trade commissioner who visited SeaSeaPort Manatee and presented to the Manatee County Port Authority on Thursday. “And hopefully some Guatemalan companies will have offices there.”
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MANATEE
Connecting Colombia’s agriculture companies with new ports of entry is one step in helping the country recover from a half-century of war.
Last year, the Colombian government was able to “sign a peace agreement with actually the oldest guerrilla in the hemisphere,” said Juan Camilo Barrera, agribusiness director for ProColombia, a Colombian government entity based in Miami that is tasked with promoting trade, tourism and the country’s brand.
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For centuries, the world’s major seaports have been magnets for global commercial interests. Those that fully capitalize on this attractive power have become the most dynamic gateways of international trade and greatest socioeconomic contributors to their surrounding communities.
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MANATEE
Next week, SeaSeaPort Manatee will facilitate the beginning of Mangata World Inc.’s first venture into the Southwest Florida market.
Mangata World Inc. is a gourmet foods trading company with offices in Fort Lauderdale. Mangata executives hope the shipment of its first pallet of Spanish extra virgin olive oil through SeaSeaPort Manatee will open a gateway to Southwest Florida’s markets.
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