Boletín Importinfo Julio 2026

New Supply Offers : July 2026

TFO Canada received 15 new supply offers in these categories:

11 – Food products and Beverages (including Seafood)
1 – Furniture (Indoor and Outdoor)
2 – Housewares and Hardware
1 – Industrial Goods, Machinery, Parts and Raw Materials

🇵🇭 Reminder: Meet Specialty Coffee, Premium Chocolate and Cocoa Suppliers from the Philippines

Canadian buyers still have an opportunity to connect with a select group of niche producers of responsibly sourced coffee, premium chocolate, and cocoa products from the Philippines.

These export-ready companies have successfully supplied markets in the United States, Europe, and Asia and are now seeking partnerships in Canada. Several have received international recognition for the quality of their products and are committed to responsible sourcing practices.

Interested in exploring new sourcing opportunities? — B2B meetings will be organized throughout August 2026, offering Canadian buyers the opportunity to hold introductory discussions with these suppliers.

Contact — For more information, please contact Marc Germain (Montreal):

✉️Email : [email protected]
📞 Phone: +1 514 995 5011.

🇮🇩 Source New Products at Trade Expo Indonesia 2026

📅 October 14–18, 2026

📍Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE), BSD City, Indonesia

Canadian importers, distributors, wholesalers, and retailers are invited to attend Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) 2026, Indonesia’s flagship international trade exhibition, taking place from October 14–18, 2026 at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) BSD City.

Now in its 41st edition, TEI brings together more than 1,600 exhibitors and thousands of international buyers to explore sourcing opportunities across a wide range of sectors, including food and beverages, coffee, tea, spices, furniture, home décor, fashion, personal care products, handicrafts, manufacturing, and professional services.

The event features pre-arranged business matching sessions, networking opportunities, seminars, and direct access to verified Indonesian suppliers. Selected international buyers may also qualify for special buyer benefits, including complimentary accommodation and on-site support services.

🔗 Learn more: https://tfocanada.ca/tfo-events/trade-expo-indonesia-tei-2026/

TFO Canada in Action | Bolivia 🇧🇴🇨🇦 and Ecuador 🇪🇨🇨🇦

TFO Canada recently launched the COMPETE project in Bolivia and Ecuador, an initiative funded by Global Affairs Canada that aims to strengthen trade support institutions and improve market access for women-owned and women-led SMEs. Working with local partners, the project will help participating businesses strengthen their export capabilities and connect with international market opportunities, including Canada.

🔗 Learn more in the links below:

🇧🇴🇨🇦 COMPETE in Bolivia

🇪🇨🇨🇦 COMPETE in Ecuador

Source: LinkedIn post

🌏 Trade Is Not Retreating: How Asia-Pacific Is Adapting to Geopolitical Disruption

Despite growing geopolitical tensions, trade across Asia-Pacific is not declining—it is evolving. Companies are increasingly diversifying suppliers, production hubs, and sourcing strategies to reduce concentration risks and build more resilient supply chains. Rather than withdrawing from global trade, many businesses are adopting approaches such as “China-plus-one,” nearshoring, and regional sourcing to maintain flexibility and manage uncertainty.

Recent disruptions affecting key trade corridors, including the Strait of Hormuz, have highlighted the interconnected nature of global supply chains. Industry experts note that while diversification can strengthen resilience, it may also increase costs, financing requirements, and compliance complexity as businesses operate across a broader range of markets and regulatory environments.

Why It Matters for Canadian Importers

Supplier diversification is becoming an important strategy for managing geopolitical and supply chain risks.
Southeast Asian markets such as Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia are attracting increased investment and manufacturing activity.
More resilient supply chains may improve continuity of supply but can also introduce additional costs and compliance requirements.
Monitoring shifts in global trade routes and sourcing patterns can help importers identify new procurement opportunities and strengthen risk management.

🔗 Learn more: Trade Is Not Retreating: How Asia-Pacific Is Adapting to Geopolitical Disruption