Exciting news for the HOT Pepper Community!
Author: exporTT Admin
Why Market Research is so important.
The old adage that some information is better than none is applicable in many situations but in the world of exports it can be damaging.…
exporTT Limited and The Chamber of Commerce the Republic of Cuba sign Action Plan Agreement
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago W.I. March 23, 2021. Cuba and T&T continue to enjoy a very fruitful bilateral relationship. For over two decades…
Caribbean Airlines Cargo and exporTT Collaborate to Bolster T&T's Export Industry
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago W.I. March 1, 2021. Caribbean Airlines Cargo has partnered with exporTT to better connect local businesses to regional and…
Meet the Facilitator: Ronald Williams
Ronald Williams is an expert in development economics. He has been working with the nonprofit, community-based and civil society organizations in international development projects and…
The Power of Partnership! Local Cocoa and Chocolate Cluster Program Takes Steps to Revolutionize the Industry
Ubergreen Organics Ltd. is the lead organisation of a newly formed Organic Fine Cocoa and Chocolate Cluster. One of its main goals is to increase…
Meet the Facilitator: Kenika Espinosa
For close to two years, Kenika Espinosa has been a Research Officer in the Monitoring, Research and Evaluation Unit, of exporTT. In this role, Kenika has assisted dozens of exporters and potential exporters, in attaining market intelligence which has guided their business decisions.
Recently, Kenika led a Virtual Market Survey to Atlanta, for which she, along with a consulting firm, met with distributors and agencies from Atlanta, New York and Florida, to gather key information including: seller requirements, taxes, pricing trends, barriers to trade and logistics.
Currently, she is leading two Virtual Market Surveys (to the Dominican Republic and Curacao) and lending guidance for three more, with the aim of supporting Trinidad & Tobago exporters in expanding to new markets. Through the Identifying and Assessing Export Markets Programme, Kenika will demonstrate the use of online tools and databases, that will allow for more informed decision-making by local exporters and therefore expand their chances for success in new markets.
Kenika is a graduate of the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine campus with both a Bachelor of Science degree in International Relations and a Master’s Degree in Global Studies.
Existing Exporters Only: TTMA seeks your urgent feedback
The Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) requests for your feedback on proposals on CET rates and the Rules of Origin drafted by consultants procured…
