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South Korea Wants to Sell US More
South Korean companies are showing an interest in increasing their sales to Costa Rica, so much so that four trade missions have visited Costa Rica this year.

In just one day, South Korean exporters handled 107 business appointments with 65 delegates of local firms.

Car parts play a major role in the deals, since Korean made Hyundai and Kia vehicles are among the leaders in the Costa Rican market.

Tico firms are also interested in special construction materials, such as aluminum panels.

While Korean sales here amounted to us$90 million in 1998, they jumped to us$126 million last year, according to the local Foreign Trade Promoter.



 


 
   

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