Economic journal of Spain's foreign business
The public agency Andalucía TRADE has organized a trade mission to Colombia for companies in the agricultural supply industry. Companies from Almería, Granada, and Seville are exploring a market where demand for agricultural technology and inputs is projected to exceed $1.724 billion in 2025.
Through the Andalucía TRADE agency, the Andalusian government will mobilize a new generation of venture capital funds totaling €58,8 million in public resources, with the firm objective of retaining technological talent, supporting innovative projects, and attracting nearly €150 million in private investment to the region. The Regional Government of Andalusia… Read more
The public agency for foreign trade promotion is organizing a trade mission to Central Asia's largest economy to open new business opportunities for Andalusian companies in sectors such as energy and agribusiness. Companies from Almería, Jaén, and Seville are exploring this strategic market, which serves as a gateway to the region.
Andalucía TRADE and the Málaga Chamber of Commerce brought together some thirty companies to analyze the strategic role of branding in conquering foreign markets. The event highlighted the need for a strong brand identity to compete globally and presented the Andalusian agency's new specialized consulting service.
The Andalusian Council of Chambers of Commerce and the Regional Ministry of University, Research and Innovation are launching the fifth edition of the 'Startup Andalucía Roadshow'. The program, part of the First Chamber Plan 2026-2028, seeks high-potential technology startups and will keep registration open until September 7th.
A delegation of eight Andalusian companies from the gourmet sector, promoted by Andalucía TRADE, has participated in the Summer Fancy Food fair in New York, the main showcase of the East Coast of the United States, to consolidate its presence in a key market for the export of high value added products.
The Spanish wine sector faces a complex scenario in the United States, its strategic market, with declining exports projected for 2025 and increasing competitive pressure. The consulting firm ERA Group analyzes how economic uncertainty and trade tensions are impacting winery profitability.
The Spanish Trade Fair Association (AFE) and the Spanish Association of Conference Centres (APCE) will hold their third joint congress in Córdoba from July 8 to 11. The meeting will focus on analyzing the positive impact that trade fairs and congresses generate on the economic and social development of the regions, beyond the event itself.
Andalucía TRADE has organized a wine tasting at the Spanish Embassy in London to promote the image of Andalusia's main designations of origin. This initiative comes amid record growth in the region's beverage exports, which increased by 13,9% through April.
The used car company Crestanevada is strengthening its strategic position in the Andalusian market after expanding its main center in Malaga, tripling its operating space and quintupling its workforce. The investment aims to meet market demand and consolidate a growth model based on service capacity.
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