The Georgia Department of Economic Development’s offices abroad have fielded a new slate of trade leads, providing opportunities for companies in the state to fulfill the agricultural and aerospace needs of foreign customers.
In Brazil, companies are asking for suppliers to fill disparate demands, from 300 tons of yeast for mass-manufactured dough to two Airbus A330-200 model aircraft.
In Chile, the wants are more prosaic: gluten-free, vegan and lactose-free snacks, along with jarred cucumbers and Mexican food items like tortillas and salsa.
The department’s China office also turned in a more industry-focused lead: precision spindles for factory machinery.
Georgia operates 12 offices around the world helping companies from the state break into new markets and recruiting foreign investment.
Learn more about free trade resources for Georgia companies at https://www.georgia.org/international/trade.
Reach out to Knali Price at kprice@georgia.org for more information on how to supply these products.
Editor’s note: The Georgia Department of Economic Development’s is an annual partner of Global Atlanta.
