Foreign Trade

Ecuador Expands Exports to Guatemala and Costa Rica

Ecuador identifies Guatemala and Costa Rica as strategic markets to expand its non-oil exports, driven by existing trade agreements. Sectors such as processed foods, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, manufacturing, and technology present growth opportunities in Central America. The Chamber of Industries of Guayaquil highlighted challenges in commercial information, technical requirements, financing, and logistics costs.

Foreign Trade

Ecuador Expands Exports to Guatemala and Costa Rica

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