Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, and Indonesia

Article Abstract:

Asia's export-import trade will continue to suffer from the effect of the economic crisis until 2002-2003. According to the World Bank and the IMF, the recovery of Asian economies is slow but the reestablishment of a macroeconomic framework could lead to an economic upturn. The Japanese market is good for exports such as raw materials, fossil fuels, manufactured goods and foodstuffs. Aircraft, petroleum, foodstuffs and chemicals have good prospects for exporting to Singapore. Taiwan's major imports include electronics, crude oil, foodstuffs, iron and steel and chemicals while Indonesia's main imports are raw materials, foodstuffs, fuels and manufactured goods.

Other Miscellaneous Nondurable Goods Wholesalers, Foreign Trade Companies NEC

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!Se habla Internet!

Article Abstract:

Electronic commerce in Latin America, mainly in the business-to-business (B2B) category, is expected to reach a total value of $124 billion in 2004. B2B e-commerce, which is being led by such countries as Brazil and Argentina, is expected to account for 93% of the total growth in Internet commerce in the region from 2000 to 2004. The trend is expected to be extremely beneficial to the future of US companies doing business in the Latin American region.

On-Line Information Services, Latin America, Videotex & Teletext Svcs NEC, Internet services, Online information services

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Shipping to and from Japan, Korea, and China

Article Abstract:

The economic recovery of Asia signals a steadily increasing traffic in shipments. The trend is being matched by a steady increase in the number of facilities, such as all air-cargo airlines, airports and ports, to handle it. In Nov 1999, air cargo in the Asian region increased by 17.2% over the same month in 1998. Japan's Narita, Seoul and Hong Kong were ranked among the leading 10 all-cargo airports for 1999's first three quarters.

Scheduled Freight Air Transportation, All-Cargo Airlines

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