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Here you will find all the information you need to learn how to do business internationally.

Guidelines and Tips

Learn the key information your company needs to grow in new markets, with the regulations, standards and steps to achieve your goals

Does my company have export potential?

The first step in any SME “export plan” should be to evaluate the export potential of the company. In this regard, businessmen must analyze the company’s innovation and technological standing and the characteristics of the products.

Useful tips for exporting to Ukraine

If you own an SME in Latin America you should consider every possible exporting alternative. One of them is Ukraine, a European country with a considerable market. Here we offer some useful tips if you are planning to export to this country.

Trends and Opportunities

Check out the latest developments in your industry, to discover opportunities and benefits for your company

Cooperatives and outgrower schemes, two inclusion models for small producers

A study conducted by the Inter-American Development Bank found that small and medium-sized producers can play a competitive role through collective organization in high-value agro-food chains.

Find business opportunities

Do you want to sell to ARCOS DORADOS, GRUPO BRITT, DHL or GOVERNMENTS throughout Latin America and the Caribbean? ConnectAmericas helps your company become a provider for these clients. Discover how.

Success Stories

Learn the stories of entrepreneurs from Latin America and the Caribbean who have found opportunities in new markets

Uruguay’s financial system

Uruguay’s stable, transparent, regulated and supervised financial system recorded an increase in the volume of banking transactions in 2012 -up 13.4% with respect to the previous year.

How can SMEs benefit from litigating before the WTO?

Dispute settlement mechanisms before the WTO only allow members of the Organization, and not private parties, to bring actions for breach of international trade regulations.

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