Bradenton Herald, 7/27/2017
MANATEE – Two Colombian coffee companies want to gain U.S. market share through a relationship with SeaSeaPort Manatee. Combined, Bunland and Monte Cielo will ship 2,200 pounds of coffee to SeaSeaPort Manatee at the end of August.

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SeaSeaPort Manatee International Trade Hub builds on relationship with Guatemala, Bradenton Herald, May 18, 2017 ,
“The International Trade Hub at SeaSeaPort Manatee is making inroads to enhance the trade relationship between Guatemalan companies and the port.”

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Manatee County Port Authority Chair Vanessa Baugh, Guatemalan Trade Commissioner Dunia Miranda-Mauri and SeaSeaPort Manatee Executive Director Carlos Buqueras pose for a photo after the Port Authority meeting where Miranda-Mauri discussed opportunities for Guatemala at the port. Provided photo.

Colombian representative talks trade with SeaSeaPort Manatee and beyond, Herald Tribune, April 21, 2017,
“PORT MANATEE — A Colombian trade official was in Manatee County this week, sparking talk of deeper commercial ties between the South American country and SeaSeaPort Manatee and the broader region.” 

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Photo: Manatee County Port Authority Chairwoman Vanessa Baugh discusses trade opportunities with Juan C. Barrera, the general deputy director for the United States of ProColombia USA. Provided photo.

Colombian representative talks trade with SeaSeaPort Manatee and beyond, Bradenton Herald, April 20, 2017,
“Manatee County Port Authority Chairwoman Vanessa Baugh discusses trade opportunities with Juan C. Barrera, the general deputy director for the United States of ProColombia USA.”

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Photo: Colombia ships coffee, fresh flowers, fruits and vegetables to the U.S. through SeaSeaPort Manatee, as well as ports in Miami, Houston and Philadelphia. Herald file photo. Provided photo.

Gourmet foods company enters West Florida market through SeaSeaPort Manatee, Bradenton Herald, January 5, 2017,

Photo: Mangata World Inc. is a gourmet foods company selling Macellum – a cold-pressed, low-acidity extra virgin olive oil. It is produced and bottled in Spain. Photo provided.

A new article published in the Bradenton Herald talking about the SeaSeaPort Manatee roundtable with the Hub as the backdrop for the event.

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Photo: MATT M. JOHNSON/Bradenton Herald

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