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Because we know how important your business is, we only ship the highest grade computers by Dell, HP, Compaq, and IBM. All of our machines are corporate grade, designed to withstand heavy use and constant activity. While they are more expensive than "clone" computers, they are significantly more reliable and and be trusted to provide service much longer than generic systems. We offer a wide range of systems, so contact a relationship manager or check out our Products & Services for a sample of our inventory.

Spry Exports has a multi-level product guarantee standard.

Equipment is tested and confirmed working before being prepared for shipment (except when equipment is sold as working pulls). Our sale agreements contain a 10% breakage allowance to cover small problems that may arise from shipping. (Usual breakage percentage on exported equipment is between 2%-3%). Spry Exports stands behind all its products and gives a standard 90% working guarantee to buyer's locations (unless otherwise stated on the offer and contract for a specific shipment). All equipment has a standard 10 day D.O.A. (ten day dead on arrival) clause to allow you, the customer, time to test equipment. If you do find damage in the shipment exceeding 10% please fax us the Quality Control Form reporting the problems. (except when equipment is sold 'AS IS', untested, or working pulls) (You will receive this form upon arrival of equipment). For more information see our Warranty page.

NOTE: This warranty information presented here is intended to provide a generalization for most orders. It is for informational purposes only. Please work with your relationship manager to review your offer / contract for specifics about your warranty.

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Costa Rica Free Trade Zone

Jan 29 |00:00 AM

Costa Rica Free Trade Zone

The Government created Free Export Zones under law no 7210 (known as the "Export Processing Law"). Substantial tax incentives including 100% exemption from virtually all taxes and Government finance for the training of employees have traditionally been available to companies which located within one of the 12 free export zones (6 of which are privately managed).

However, many of these exemptions will have to be phased out by 2015 as a result of Costa Rica's WTO commitments.

The Zones are located next to Calderas and Puntarenas (2 Pacific ports), Limon (an Atlantic port near Panama), Alajuela (the airport serving the capital city of Costa Rica) and Turrialba, as well as some other locations.

All the free trade export zones have an infrastructure which facilitates companies engaged in exports; there are simplified customs and trade procedures.

An application for a licence to operate within a free trade zone takes about 2 months to be processed and must be accompanied by a guarantee deposit for US$5,000 (at the time of writing). There are some requirements as to the minimum amount of capital that must be invested by an incoming company: the minimum investment required is currently US$150,000. The minimum investment required to set up a company anywhere in Costa Rica and receive free zone benefits is US$2m at the time of writing.

The types of entities setting up in the zone include ship builders, businesses involved in the packaging, processing and distribution of goods for export or re-export, management companies and businesses involved in environmental research, the creation of forests and the sale of forestry products. The legislation originally applied only to industrial ventures, but has now been extended to encompass service companies and a wide range of processing activities.

There are several hundred companies within the free export zones and the value of exports emanating from these businesses is well over US$2 billion. About 50% of the companies operating there are from the United States and have included such household names as Intel and Hewlett Packard. Costa Rica's FDI in 2008 is estimated to have been in excess of USD2bn, of which a good proportion is due to the free zones.

Argentina Trade Opportunities

Jan 28 |09:26 AM

Top Export-Import Partners Plus Merchandise Products & Possibilities

Can exporters & importers for South America's richest country profit from a more computerized economy plus demands for Argentina's wines in the international marketplace?

Rich in natural resources, Argentina has a strong export-oriented agricultural sector. Besides livestock, traditional Argentine farm products include corn, grapes, lemons, peanuts, soybeans, sunflower seeds, tea, tobacco and wheat.