Carlos Enrique Zapata

I have found some examples, but for me it is interesting the following topic, about the barriers to organic products because I have faced a situation in my company three years ago with the NON-GMO products (NON Genetically Modified Organism) and we had to invest a lot of money conditioning the manufacturing areas to produce NON-GMO products and continuing our exports to USA and Europe.
In that example, we can found information about organic products and barriers imposed by the US government.

This is the link:

http://www.ota.com/organic/mt/export_chapter6.html

World have changed and now is global, but what is global?
Global means new opportunities to develop business between countries using integrated markets and production plants.
Globalization refers in general to the worldwide integration of humanity and the compression of both the temporal and spatial dimensions of planetwide human interaction.
A key factor of Globalization is the process of developing, manufacturing, and marketing products that are intended for worldwide distribution.
In logistics, Distribution combines two aspects of work:
- Internationalization: enabling the product to be used without language or culture barriers
- Localization: translating and enabling the product for a specific locale.

But I think that not only we can do market and distribute products, we can also do it with professionals, people like us: It is incredible that today we can open our own webpage free, very easy and will be available for the rest of the world. We can marketing ourselves, we are available for the labor market and produce ideas with forward thinking and new vision of business. If is there any company interested in our capacities, ideas and studies will be easy to find us. We have the way to be international and we can also be located easily, so we are global !!!