Colombia is a nation brimming with confidence and rushing headfirst into a more peaceful and prosperous future.
In this land of contrasts, you'll encounter snow-capped Andean peaks, tropical Amazonian jungles, turquoise Caribbean coasts, and two sun-kissed deserts.
Colorful pueblos, fascinating cities, stunning national parks and idyllic beaches—Colombia has it all. It wasn’t all that long ago that tourists avoided Colombia; but times have definitely changed, and now this gem of South America tops many a travel wish list.
Possessing one of the grandest economies in South America, the country holds maximum potential from Colombia exports and imports with return on investment.
In 2017, Colombia’s international trade accounted for 34.9% of the national GDP. The country has experienced five times increase in foreign trade over the last ten years. This, according to the Economy Complexity Index (ECI), makes Colombia’s economy the 53rd most complex in the world.
This growth in international trade is partly due to the numerous trade relations with other countries. In 2012, Colombia entered a free trade with the United States which saw a significant boost in trade with North America.
In the same year, Colombia launched the Pacific Alliance along with Chile, Mexico, and Peru. The aim was to build trade relations between Latin America and emerging Asian markets.
Currently, Colombia’s main trading partners include the United States, China, Germany, the Netherlands, and neighboring Mexico, Brazil, and Panama.
Few countries can boast the cultural and geographic diversity of Colombia; its melting pot population, rich pre-Columbian heritage, historic cities and dramatic landscapes make the nation one of this decade’s in-demand destinations
Beginning in the 1990s, the government of Colombia decided to open up the nation’s economic gateways by encouraging more international trade.
This saw massive privatization of international trade investments and the lifting of several restrictions to favor foreign trade.
New trade alliances with strategic trading partners that have been ongoing throughout the last decade have drastically increased Colombia exports and import transactions.
The figures and prediction from international trade slightly change every year.
However, the general progress in recent years seems to be favoring and boosting the growth of the business.
Coldismar.CI SAS is one of the Colombia's leading exporters of coffee, exotic fruits, panela, coccoa and more...
Exporting an exceptional product range to businesses worldwide.
Since 2010, our valued experience has led us to expand in over 10 countries, supplying international favourite produce to clients in the retail and wholesale industry.
We help manage and promote our leading brands across different markets, whilst offering our customers competitive pricing and a complete export service.
Our knowledge in product labelling, compliance, logistics and freight, makes us the preferred choice for partners worldwide.
Colombian products continue to set trends and conquer markets across the world.
Since 2010, we have expanded worldwide to over 10 countries, with a customer base growing year on year to new and existing countries.
Our experience allows us to supply direct to wholesalers, as well as working closely with local distributors to supply produce across multiple outlets.
With the capability to export to any country in the world via land, sea or air freight, our destinations are limitless.
Strategic partnerships have been around forever. They usually include a formal agreement between two parties to pursue mutually beneficial objectives. There may or may not be a contract involved, but both parties clearly understand the objectives of the alliance and pledge to work together to achieve the desired results.
4 Reasons Strategic Partnerships are Important for Business
1) Attract New Customers and Expand Market Coverage
2) Build Brand Awareness
3) Broaden Product and Service Offerings
4) Shore Up Perceived Weaknesses
At Coldismar we deliver comprehensive and fully integrated solutions through global, regional and local partnerships. Our partner ecosystem includes providers around the world with the technology expertise needed to help customers improve the Last Mile customer experience.
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