In July 2026, Odhalis Jiménez, the public face of Ingecons Global Commerce, a subsidiary of Ingecons Group presented in Osaka, Japan, a paper on how Ecuadorian exports meet environmental and social obligations under trade agreements.
The SIBR 2026 Osaka Conference on Interdisciplinary Business & Economics Research gathered researchers and practitioners from many countries at the Ark Hotel Shinsaibashi, under the theme “Geopolitical Risks, International Business, and Investment: Interdisciplinary Perspectives.”
Odhalis Jiménez, of Universidad de las Fuerzas Armadas ESPE, presented “Ecuadorian Flower Exports under Trade Agreements: Environmental and Social Obligations” in the Organization & Sustainability Management session on July 2, 2026.
A trade agreement opens doors, but an Asian buyer needs to know the product carries verifiable environmental and social compliance. That is the conversation we brought to Japan.
What is studied in academia is what Ingecons Global Commerce applies in operations: traceability, fair trade and documented logistics from the Amazon to the destination port.
The Society of Interdisciplinary Business Research (SIBR) organized three days: two in person in Osaka and one online. The proceedings are published online.
This page summarizes Odhalis Jiménez’s participation. The full content of the paper belongs to its authors.
The paper “Ecuadorian Flower Exports under Trade Agreements: Environmental and Social Obligations” at the SIBR 2026 Osaka Conference on July 2, 2026.
Yes. We handle export inquiries to Asia from the Ecuadorian Amazon, with international logistics and full documentation.
Amazonian products such as coffee, cocoa and vanilla, under fair-trade and traceability criteria.
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