The free trade era has arrived in Central America, home to 44 million eager consumers of U.S. products located just two hours by air from Miami or Houston.
The recent implementation of the Central American Free Trade Agreement, or CAFTA, signals a great opportunity for savvy U.S. companies to significantly increase their trade and investment in this growing region.
Honduras, with its stable democracy and rapidly modernizing economy, is poised to attract a disproportionate share of new U.S. trade and investment. (> learn why)
CAFTA took effect in Honduras on April 1, 2006. If your U.S. business wants to take full advantage of the CAFTA era, now is the time to connect to potential new Honduran business partners.
On this website you will find in one place all you need to know about the remarkable new opportunities for U.S. trade and investment in Honduras. You will learn about:
Whether your interest is exporting to, importing from, or investing in Honduras, our comprehensive online guides will tell you what you need to know, and who you need to contact, to launch your relationship with Honduran businesses.
The CAFTA era has arrived, and Honduras is ready to do business with your company. We look forward to hearing from you.
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The Honduran Port of Cortes, located just 48 hours from Miami by ship, is the largest, most modern port in Central America.
In March, 2006 it became the first Central American (and third Latin American) port certified under the U.S. Customs Container Security Initiative, which allows for pre-clearance of low risk containers and expedited trade. Read the U.S. Customs Press Release here.