Eleven Puerto Rican companies take Toronto

DDEC's PromoExport program put the island's firms in front of Canadian buyers this month.

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Eleven Puerto Rican companies from strategic sectors joined a Department of Economic Development and Commerce trade mission to Toronto, organized through the PromoExport program. ^[1]^[2] The roster spans technology, engineering, biotechnology, food manufacturing and professional services, and the agenda runs on B2B meetings with potential buyers and strategic partnership sessions. ^[3]^[4] Before wheels-up, participants went through workshops and mentorship from Canadian-market specialists - preparation the agency treats as the difference between a junket and a deal pipeline. ^[5]

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DDEC will join a trade mission in Toronto Canada via its PromoExport program. · noticel.comPuerto Rico
11 Puerto Rican strategic sector companies join this trade mission. · noticel.comPuerto Rico
Mission sectors include technology, engineering, biotechnology, food manufacturing, professional services. · noticel.comPuerto Rico
The mission will include B2B business meetings and strategic partnership meetings. · noticel.comPuerto Rico
Mission participants received pre-mission workshops and Canadian market mentorship. · noticel.comPuerto Rico

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