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U.S. investors set their sights on Venezuela’s retail, franchise, agribusiness, and real estate sectors
A delegation of U.S. businesspeople visited the country to hold working meetings with representatives from various economic sectors, with the aim of stimulating bilateral trade.
The economic rapprochement between the United States and Venezuela is generating new business prospects beyond the oil sector. Investors from the North American country are interested in foreign companies in areas such as franchises, retail, logistics, agribusiness, tourism, and real estate.

The Minister of Food, Carlos Leal Tellería, was in Turén, a municipality in the state of Portuguesa, overseeing the restart of the soybean and sunflower processing plant of Industrias Diana. The promise is concrete: in the coming days, the line should reach capacity to process up to 2,000 tons of animal feed. During the tour, the company’s president and representatives of the workers were also present, who are the ones who know the true condition of the equipment best.