21. Maine International Trade Center is a native of Ecuador and serves as MITC’s Latin america liaison – working intheir efforts to develop markets in Mexico, central and south america. http://www.mitc.com/Contact-Quiroz.html

Carolina Quiroz International Trade Specialist, Bangor Office Geographic Expertise: Latin America quiroz@mitc.com Prior to joining MITC, Carolina assisted colleges and businesses from Latin America and the US with joint venture agreements in Economic Development. She has also served as a Spanish translator for the State of Maine and for the local community. She has a B.A. in International Business from Husson College and has studied International Business in England and Latin America.

22. LookSmart - Article Search For " Central America International Trade" all ports throughout south america, central america, the Caribbean Islands, Asia,Africa, and Europe. international Business and trade Lawyers McMillan Binch http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?isp=FA&cat=bus&key=+Central +Am

23. International Freight Service all major ports in central america, south america, and the combined resources ofFedEx trade Networks, FedEx international Forms FedEx Freight provides forms http://www.fedex.com/us/intltools/freight/

fedex.com Home FedEx Freight Information Center Customer Support ... International Forms International and Offshore FedEx Freight Information FedEx Freight provides international service to and from Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central and South America, and Europe, as well as inbound service from Asia. Alaska FedEx Freight provides fast, convenient freight movement to and from the Alaskan markets. Canada With fast transit times and industry-leading on-time performance, you can count on FedEx Freight for fast reliable delivery throughout the U.S. and Canada. Central America, South America, and the Caribbean FedEx Freight East serves all major ports in Central America, South America, and the Caribbean Islands, featuring multiple weekly sailings and satellite communications. Europe FedEx Freight provides comprehensive coverage of Europe through FedEx Trade Networks and Frans Maas, a leading LTL provider in Europe. We simplify your shipping process with our customs and documentation expertise. FedEx Trade Networks Ocean-Ground Distribution SM Hawaii FedEx Freight meets all your shipping needs to and from the Hawaiian Islands with fast, convenient service.

24. The International Banana Trade, Julian Roche Global imports; The americas; Europe; Asia. international companies Role of the Productionin individual countries central and south america; The Caribbean; http://www.woodhead-publishing.com/finance/furtherinfo/agricul/banana.html

The international banana trade Julian Roche W OODHEAD PUBLISHING LIMITED The unique characteristic of the international banana trade is distinguished from other commodity trades by the intensity of its politics and the importance of a small number of companies which have dominated the trade for over a hundred years. This book provides a comprehensive guide to the trade in the world's most popular fruit. Covering all aspects of the trade from patterns of production and consumption to pricing trends, from details of the companies involved to consideration of international political constraints. Origins and growth of the world trade The role of the multinationals and other companies Analysis of individual producer countries Political implications The future of the industry Analysts and policy makers within the trade or governmental organisations, economists, food retailers, marketing professionals and students of international affairs need look no further for a reliable reference guide to this complex trade. ISBN 1 85573 405 2 hardback 288 pages 234x156mm November 1998 About the Author Julian Roche is the Managing Director of RER, a commodities and real estate consultancy. Projects currently underway are in the areas of business confidence statistics, forecasting software and agricultural futures contracts. He formerly worked in the London commodities exchange, now part of LIFFE, as a Business Development Manager responsible for technical development and marketing of a range of futures contracts as well as maintaining a watching brief on commodity markets worldwide.

25. :: Ez2Find :: North American Free Trade Agreement http//www.usmcoc.org/nafta.html; Texas A M international University s NAFTA andcommerce information in regard to NAFTA, and central and south america. http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Society/Issues/Economic/Inte

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26. NCA's ECandy Marketplace, The Business Site For The Confectionery Industry international trade Information and Resources. with Singapore and Chile and potentialfree trade agreements with central america and south Africa could http://www.ecandy.com/content.aspx?SectionID=4&ParentID=78&ContentID=5122

27. International Trade Consultants Registry Listing By Region international trade consultants registry listing by region. Asia and Australia. North,central, and south america – No registrants at this time. http://www.cbs.state.or.us/external/dfcs/itc/consultants.htm

International trade consultants registry listing by region Asia and Australia Registrant Location of local office ITC 2002-02 Christopher W. Runckel Portland, OR USA Listing in the registry does not in any way constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services, nor does it mean that the Director has passed upon the accuracy or completeness of the information contained in the Registry. Home DCBS home Finance Securities ... Privacy policy P.O. Box 14480, Salem, OR 97309-0405

28. Policy Experts international coalitionbuilding, political issues;US/European trade Johnson, Stephen,Cuba, central and south america, counternarcotics, counterterrorism http://www.heritage.org/about/staff/experts.cfm

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29. International Trade In Goods Statistics - Data data relating to the Standard international trade Classification (SITC), Revision3. Geographical Zones Africa, Asia, central and south america, Europe, North http://www.oecd.org/document/12/0,2340,en_2649_201185_1947340_1_1_1_1,00.html

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Help/FAQ MyOECD Fran§ais Building Partnerships for Progress Search Any match Exact match More Search options Browse About OECD By Topic By Country By Department Find Statistics News Releases Resources for Journalists Government Officials Online Services Online Bookshop Online Library E-mail Alerts MyOECD Opportunities Job Vacancies Calls for Tender Forum 2004 Sponsorship International Trade in Goods Statistics - Data International Trade in Goods Statistics - Data The following tables contain annual and monthly statistics for imports and exports in the 30 OECD member countries, over a time period of 10 years. Annual Statistics are extracted from the OECD International Trade by Commodity Database and Monthly Statistics from the OECD Monthly Statistics of International Trade Database. Annual Statistics Aggregates are given for all OECD countries with all partner countries: Total imports and exports for the 30 OECD member countries by partner country (thousands of US dollars) For the 3 following OECD member countries, full details are given by commodity and by partner country:

30. Hawaii Products - International Trade & Services Directory Asia Middle East Carribean Pacific Islands central america south america. OR SPECIFYCOUNTRY. Marine Products General Merchandise trade Professional Accounting http://www.hawaii-products.com/trade_serv.html

PRODUCT OR SERVICE COMPANY NAME MAILING ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE COUNTIES: OAHU MAUI HAWAII KAUAI Hawaii's dynamic companies do business all over the world. If you need to find out who is doing business in a specific region, just check the corresponding buttons below or enter in a specific country name. KEY WORD OR PRODUCT Africa Europe Asia Middle East Carribean Pacific Islands Central America South America OR SPECIFY COUNTRY INDUSTRY ORGANIZATION LISTING Get a complete listing of all the industry organizations below Industry Organizations LISTING BY CATEGORIES: Products Computer Software Food Gifts Home Furnishings Jewelry Skin and Hair Care Building Supplies Marine Products General Merchandise Trade Professional Accounting Architectural Services Consulting Services Engineering Legal Services Real estate Creative Interior Design Marketing Services Institutional Educational Programs Financial Services Medical Services Telecommunications Tourism Tourism Services General Broadcast and Recording Computer Services Construction Custom Brokers General Merchandise Trade

31. International Trade Activity And Infrastructure   Miami Handles The Bulk Of Al international trade Activity and Infrastructure Miami handles the merchandise tradewith south america of $19,786 US trade with central america Miami handles 46 http://www.peruvianchamber.org/miamifacts.htm

PERUVIANCHAMBER.ORG FAST FACTS ABOUT MIAMI International Trade Activity and Infrastructure Miami handles the bulk of all U.S. trade with Latin America Miami had a total merchandise trade of $51.947 billion in 1999, up $230 million from 1998 Miami had a total merchandise trade with South America of $19,786 billion Miami handles 60% of all U.S. trade with Central America Miami handles 46% of all U.S. trade with the Caribbean region Miami handles 27% of all U.S. trade with South America Miami’s largest regional trading partners: Brazil, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina Total exports from Miami Customs District were $28.538 billion dollars in 1999, a decrease of 5.5% from 1998 In 1999, 87.3% of Miami Customs District’s total exports was with Latin American and the Caribbean countries Internet Coast Brands Southeast Florida as the InternetCoast Continues to develop as the Internet Gateway to South America Miami-Dade County ranks 5th in the world among telecommunications centers; America’s Network (Sept. 2000) Banks Miami: "Financial Capital of Latin America and the Caribbean"

32. S&M History Of International Trade Of Agricultural Commodities export markets were served via purchases in central and south america. and experiencedlittle difficulty in reviving its old international connections. http://www.schlueter-maack.com/history/

Hamburg, Germany founded 1820 HOME ABOUT US PRODUCTS LINKS HISTORY SITEMAP CONTACT 175 Years of International Trade History The "SSM Harvestehude" anchored off San Francisco Dates on which partners joined: Ferd. D. Schlüter (1820) J. G. Maack (1820) Jul. D. Schlüter (1854) Ferd. E. Schlüter (1857) Adolph J. Schlüter (1882) Ferd. A. Schlüter (1903) Adolph O. Schlüter (1920) Max Mooyer (1934) Oskar F. Roehr (1941) Constantin Schlüter (1953) Oskar W. K. Roehr (1961) Ferd. Vincent Schlüter (1986) Willibald Philipp (1991) HOME ABOUT US PRODUCTS LINKS ... CONTACT We are an International Trade Company of Agricultural Commodities

33. International Trade Statistics University, Center for international Business Education links to obtain trade, stockmarket Asia, North and central america, south america, Europe, Australia http://www.esc.edu/library/ibol/STAT.HTM

International Trade Statistics International Business Homepage What's New? About This Site Register ... Country Trade Statistics Organizations Economics Cross-Cultural Legal ... Balance of Payments: Tables This site provides some of Bureau of Economic Advisers' (BEA) most frequently requested data from the balance of payments accounts (BPA). Eurostat Eurostat is the statistical office of the European Communities. It provides statistical data collected from the National Statistical Institutes of 15 Member States of the European Union. FedWorld: National Technical Information Service This site provides a guide to worldwide information and services. Includes a search engine. LANIC. Latin America Network Information Center Link to economic data by country or indictor. Latin American Statistical Sources Link to Latin American Statistical Resources. Market Potential Indicators for Emerging Markets Link to market potential indicators for emerging markets. (Source: Michigan State University, Center for International Business Education and Research) Metropolitan Area Exports Link to export performance reports on over 250 US cities.

34. NCWTC Companies interested in international trade have a great to penetrate the marketsof Eastern Mexico, Caribbean Islands, central america and south america. http://www.norcalwtc.org/

917 Seventh St. Sacramento, CA 95814 Tel: 916-447-9827 Fax: 916-443-2672 Bookmark this Page (I.E. Only) Print this Page NCWTC Program Initiatives Funded by: Anheuser Busch Corporation The Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC) , located in the Capital City, serves as the regions premier international business development resource. Licensed by the World Trade Center Association (WTCA) in New York City, the NCWTC is affiliated with an international network of over 750,000 WTC members and 350 centers around the world. NCWTC has become a powerful tool with incomparable resources and services designed for the business community. Centralizing trade and business activities allows for influential business people from around the world to come together at one location. Seventh Annual Capital City Consular Corp Luncheon The Northern California World Trade Center is pleased to invite all chamber members to the Seventh Annual Capital City Consular Corp Luncheon on May 4, 2004 at the memorial Auditorium from 11:30am to 1:30pm. The lunch gives business owners a chance to rub shoulders with representatives of more than 150 countries, plus network with over 500 professionals from other local businesses that are active internationally. It's the only event of its kind in the West that brings together consulates from both Southern and Northern California. "It's the premier international event of the year," says Matt Mahood, president and CEO of the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce. "Companies interested in international trade have a great opportunity to come and meet representatives of other countries and make connections."

35. Baker & Hostetler LLP | International Trade, Customs And Immigration taped interview with Elliot Feldman on current aspects of international trade fromCanada, as well as products from central and south america, Japan, China http://www.bakerlaw.com/practice/Practiceteam_detail.aspx?GroupID=774&id=1077

36. The Douglas Vision Guiding Principles Make international trade a vital component of an overall marketsbut also to the European Union, central america, south america and Asia. http://www.vermontgop.org/vision13.htm

Home Contents Previous Next The Douglas Vision A Plan for Prosperity By Jim Douglas International Trade In many areas, Vermont is a pioneer, never afraid to embrace positive change or be the first to accept new realities. But today, Vermonters too often hear from our leaders that we do not control our own fate, and that our futures are beholden to the whims of a global economy. They seem to resist the fact that the global economy is here to stay. We need more leaders who understand that the global economy should not be an excuse, but an opportunity. Vermont must make a commitment to diversify its economy and help Vermont companies compete in the global arena. International trade is a key component to our long-term economic well being. Without it, Vermont will continue to be challenged to attract and keep quality jobs in Vermont. Vermont is not home to many multinational firms. However, Vermont’s entrepreneurial spirit and creative solutions will serve us well. Why? 97% of all U.S. exporters are small businesses. In fact, companies with fewer than 20 employees make up more than two thirds of all U.S. exporting firms in 1999. Exports have accounted for almost one-quarter of U.S. economic growth during the past decade.

37. International Trade And Development - Social And Economic Policy opportunities for the majority of central americans, and economist contends that theproposed south AfricanUS to gain the support of Latin america’s biggest http://www.globalpolicy.org/socecon/trade/

about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum International Trade and Development Standard economic theory holds that a completely liberalized global market is the most efficient way to foster growth, because each country specializes in producing the goods and services in which it has a comparative advantage. Yet, in practice, cutting trade barriers and opening markets do not necessarily generate development. Rich countries and large corporations dominate the global marketplace and create very unequal relations of power and information. As a result, trade is inherently unequal and poor countries often experience not rising well-being but increasing unemployment, poverty, and income inequality. An additional problem is that free trade is not equally free. Agricultural subsidies and other trade barriers in the US and the EU prevent poor countries from gaining access to the most important markets, while they open up their own markets to US and EU exports. Critics of free trade point out that many of the world’s richest countries sheltered their economies by protection when they were at the start of their own growth. Further, trade is so dominated by transnational corporations that new trade rules mainly benefit those companies. A number of NGOs have started to promote “fair trade,” arguing that trade can promote development if it is environmentally sustainable and includes respect for human and labor rights. This page provides information on trade issues, including how to make trade contribute to development.

38. Talking Free Trade From A Weak Position In our role as an international trade and distribution hub south americaplays a much greater role than does central america. Despite http://www.thepanamanews.com/pn/v_09/issue_13/editorial.html

News Business Editorial Opinion ... Ar chives Volume 9, Number 13 July 6 - 19, 2003 editorial Time to think long and hard about free trade talks Mireya Moscoso has been in Washington meeting with George W. Bush, and sketchy details of various agreements are beginning to filter out. One great problem with any democratic consideration of the Moscoso administration's foreign policy is the secrecy in which much of it is shrouded, and thus any debate must be conducted on the basis of incomplete information, especially when it comes to Panama's relationship with Plan Colombia. Plus, a lot of President Moscoso's agreements with President Bush appear to be about procedure, for example that we will proceed bilaterally to negotiate a free trade deal. There is a regional process that when Bill Clinton was president of the United States set a target of a Free Trade Area of the Americas by 2005. Progress toward that goal has been stalled by domestic political objections in most countries throughout the Americas, and by the determination of the United States government not to lose control of the process. In the face of this, Mireya Moscoso appears to be willing to accept any deal that Uncle Sam may offer, so long as any organization arising from hemispheric economic integration locates its offices in Panama. Most notably and regrettably, she has negotiated toward free trade with the United States as part of a bloc with the Central American countries, and may now continue the process bilaterally. In either case, that is to say, she has chosen to negotiate from a position of weakness when better options were and are available.

39. Bay Area World Trade Center Center; MOL (formerly Mitsui OSK Lines); Monterey Bay international trade Association; WellsFargo HSBC trade Bank; World Affairs Council. central /south america. http://www.bawtc.com/consulting/consultingpartners.asp

Become a Member Subscribe to the bawtc.com newsletter BAWTC HOMEPAGE CONSULTING HOMEPAGE ... BAWTC INFORMATION Partners NORTH AMERICA ACET Incubator, Biotechnology Europe Bay Area Economic Forum California State University Hayward California Technology, Trade and Commerce Agency CalTrade Report Cities of Oakland, San Francisco, Pittsburg and Berkeley Communication Technology Cluster Economic Development Alliance for Business Greater Oakland Chamber of Commerce International Business Alliance International Diplomacy Council KeyBank - Global Trade Services Los Angeles World Trade Center MOL (formerly Mitsui O.S.K. Lines) Monterey Bay International Trade Association Northern California Export District Council Northern California World Trade Center Oakland Foreign Trade Zone Peralta Community College District Port of Oakland Public Policy Institute of California Robert Carlson, Carlson Logistics San Diego World Trade Center San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Silicon Valley Association of Startup Entrepreneurs (SVASE) Small Business Administration TechNet U.S. Department of Commerce

40. TENDENCIES OF CURRENT INTERNATIONAL TRADE has been given to the institutional development of Latin america and the States andthe different Presidential Summits in south and central america and the http://www.sela.org/public_html/aa2k3/eng/cap/cap67/cap67-9.htm

Title Democratic Governance and Human Development in LAC Edition Nº 67 January-June 2003 Index Author Permanent Secretariat of SELA Proposals for a Regional Integration Articulation and Convergence Program Permanent Secretariat of SELA I. Recent Developments At the beginning of the eighties, as the region's development and integration model evolved towards a more open and integrated approach and as a consequence of increased external dynamism, each Latin American and Caribbean country has come to participate in one or several integration arrangements or agreements. Several different links unite the countries of the region. These can be grouped as follows: Geographical proximity: allows for the establishment of sub-regional groupings that represent a natural base for action (MERCOSUR, the Andean Community, Central America and the Caribbean and, also, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Historical ties: unite Latin American and Caribbean countries in a less defined regional group that shares a common objective related to their historical past (the independence era as well as the recent push for regional integration, which led to the various ALALC/ALADI projects and, more recently, the establishment of the Association of Caribbean States and the Group of Rio). Regional unity, which encompasses almost all the countries of the hemisphere, and has acquired relevance in the ongoing negotiations for a Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).

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