Don’t Miss the Boat: U.S. suppliers could capitalize on Italian stimulus spending on port infrastructure.

Singapore will license Telemedicine in mid-2022 under the new Health Services Act.

Imported technology is needed to implement water treatment plants in Guatemala’s 340 municipalities by May 2024.

Plans to improve water treatment in Guatemala represent potential for U.S. companies seeking commercial opportunities in this sector.

A new regulatory body in Panama will oversee food imports and phytosanitary standards.

Agriculture is a critical economic sector, representing 28.7% of Tanzania’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and almost over 70% of the productive workforce. 

The UK cyber security market, valued at over $7 billion, is regarded as the largest cyber security market in Europe.

The Technology Safeguards Agreement (TSA) between the U.S. and United Kingdom paves the way for U.S. companies to operate from UK spaceports. 

Connected Smart Cities event in São Paulo in September 2021 offers marketing opportunities for U.S. Smart City solution providers in various Brazilian cities.  

Taiwan’s acute drought presents opportunities for U.S. water-technology suppliers.

What do Spanish tourists expect when borders to the U.S. are reopened for travel and tourism?

Cost Rica infrastructure projects such as train systems, airports, highways, ports, bridges, and water treatment present opportunities for U.S. companies. 

Exporting to Mexico? Know the changes to Mexico’s “NOM Annex” which identifies the HS codes of imported products subject compliance with technical regulations.

A new regulation has been approved for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).

Spanish companies are beginning to invest in renewable hydrogen projects.