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State SMEs made purchases amounting to S /. 6.651 million in 2010

The micro and small enterprises (MSEs) sold to government entities products and services for a total of 6.651 million new soles in 2010, according to statistics from the State Procurement Monitoring Mype Ministry Production of .

Total purchases of government entities in 2010 reached 26.349 million suns, making purchases from MSEs accounted for 25.24 percent of the total and allowed the participation of 42.161 mypes.

In 2009 the State mypes sold for a total of 6.787 million suns, which accounted for the 32.27 percent share of the purchases that totaled 21.028 million.

During 2010, local governments mypes bought at an amount of 2.860 million soles, which corresponded to 39.91 percent of their total purchases.

While the Ministry of Women and Social Development (MIMD) performed 52.95 percent of their purchases to MSEs, the Judiciary spent the 48.61 percent and the Ministry of Environment (Minam) on 40.77 percent.

The Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), which allocated 39.08 percent of their purchases to MSEs, the Ministry of Defence (Mindef), the 37.13 percent, the Ministry of Production the 31.85 percent and the Ministry Education (Minedu) on 31.63 percent.

The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur), which allocated 30.15 percent of their purchases to MSEs, the Ministry of Agriculture (Minag) on \u200b\u200b24.95 percent, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) The 22.25 percent and the 19.45 autonomous percent.

Ministries made fewer purchases of MSEs are Culture (0.14 percent), Transport and Communications (MTC) to 3.47 percent, the Congress of the Republic (15.89 percent) and the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation with 13.01 percent.

Recently the Minister of Production , Jorge Villasante, said this year government purchases mypes to exceed 7.500 million suns, for what that will establish a rule requiring state enterprises to reserve 40 percent of state purchases in this sector.

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SMEs: China and India are the main buyers of Peruvian SMEs Alibaba.com platform

China and India are major buyers of the products we offer small and medium enterprises (SMEs) Peruvian Alibaba.com platform, followed by countries like the U.S. and Brazil, reported the Business Development Manager the company, Steve Head.

"To date, three percent of users of Alibaba.com from Peru, and the idea is to increase this figure because we believe that there is a large number of companies that have not yet tested benefits electronic commerce, "he said.

In that sense, he said that the country has 3.5 million SMEs, of which only two percent currently exported through traditional and technological platforms.

"Among the potential demand for products marketed on the Internet are crafts, children's clothing, titanium dioxide, food for fish, T-shirt and copper cathodes," he said during the forum organized Society for Foreign Trade of Peru (COMEXPERU).

Alibaba.com currently has 55 million users, mostly SMEs, of which 40 million are from China while 15 million are from other countries.

"The beauty of Alibaba.com, and to be aware of Peruvian companies, is that 90 percent of its users are active shoppers, meaning they are willing to buy at the moment see a good deal, "he said.

Head said that the platform Alibaba.com, 30.8 percent of users under SME distributors / wholesalers, while 27.3 percent SME producers / wholesalers and 20.4 percent for SMEs retailers.

"While for many companies Peruvian language is one of the factors that slow when doing business with the Chinese, 50 percent of transactions are made are made Alibaba.com users in international markets, "he said.

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