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iNbox News Bulletin – November 16 2011

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On: November 16, 2011

Barbadian Businesses Must Build Partnerships or Else

 Barbadian businesses seeking to take advantage of the opportunities available in the EPA must consider partnering with foreign businesses, as a means of overcoming barriers to market entry. This proposal came from trade consultant with the Barbados Private Sector Trade Team, Joel Richards as he facilitated the final workshop in a series hosted by the Small business Association, focusing on the opportunities available in the EPA for SMEs………..Full Story

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