April 21, 2018

Conference at Alimentaria 2018

The consultancy in internationalization of companies, Feliu N&I, which participates with its own stand in the 2018 edition of the Alimentaria fair, presented this Tuesday a conference in the Innoval Room at The Alimentaria Hub on the legal and juridical aspects for commercial projects in Spain . The day began with a presentation by the General Business Director of EURECAT (Technological Center of Catalonia), Mr. Miquel Rey; Subsequently, Ms. Montse Feliu made a presentation of the key aspects to take into account to undertake a commercial project in Spain by foreign companies. Among the attendees were international exhibitors and visitors present at the fair. This is the second edition that Feliu N&I participates in Alimentaria, and is part of the few companies of complementary services to the food sector with presence at the fair, promoting its internationalization and international mobility services.

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