Commerce Leading Export Promotion Mission to South America
The Commerce Department will lead a group of American companies and exporters to Brazil May 15-18 as part of the 2022 South America Trade Mission and Business Conference, Commerce said in an emailed news release May 9. The broader trade…
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mission will feature stops in Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname and Uruguay to help businesses “seeking to expand into new markets,” the agency said. Commerce Deputy Secretary Don Graves said the mission will specifically look to expand U.S. market opportunities in Brazil. “This trip will allow the United States and Brazil to forge an even stronger partnership, one which will deepen the economic relationship between both nations and further build upon our shared goals and commitments,” Graves said.