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Exporting starts at home

A short while ago I dined at a very well known Leicestershire venue that attracts people from all over the country. The dessert menu included 'a selection of French cheeses'. Nothing wrong in that you may say but ponder a little longer and you begin to wonder why specifically French cheeses. That venue is but a few miles from the source of some of the best cheeses in the world, made locally in Leicestershire. The UK more widely makes a huge range of some of the finest cheeses that money can buy.

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Hungary

Following a period of difficult but necessary economic reform and structural adjustment, Hungary looks to regain its position as one of the fastest growing economies in the CEE region. With relatively low inflation and interest rates and a stabilised currency, growth is expected to resume by the end of 2011.

What are the opportunities?
The reputation of British companies is high in Hungary and the country offers opportunities in most sectors.

Aid-funded Business
Aerospace
Agriculture
Airport development
Automotive
Biotechnology
Clothing, Footwear and Fashion
Construction
Education
Food & Drink
Healthcare
ICT
Power
Railways
Transport / Logistics
Urban Regeneration
Water-Environment

The information provided above is merely an overview; should you require further details you can obtain comprehensive international trade assistance from UK Trade and Investment (UKTI). To find out more information about this country, visit the UKTI Hungary web page.

If you're interested in attending an event relating to this country or the possibility of joining a trade mission, please visit the UKTI East Midlands website. If you would like to speak to a UKTI International Trade expert about doing business with this country, please call the UKTI East Midlands office on 01332 826394.