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Addie4TLC said:We have a Hispanic Market Director that is there. Her name is Matilde Monserrat. I have her e-mail information if you still need it.
Addie4TLC said:I PM'ed you her e-mail address.
The traditional cuisine of Puerto Rico is a blend of Spanish, African, and indigenous Taíno influences. Some popular dishes include arroz con gandules (rice with pigeon peas), mofongo (mashed plantains), and lechón (roasted pork).
Some popular drinks in Puerto Rico include piña coladas, coquito (a coconut-based alcoholic drink), and Medalla (a local beer). Rum is also a staple in Puerto Rican culture, with Bacardí and Don Q being the most well-known brands.
Yes, tipping is customary in Puerto Rico. It is common to leave a 15-20% tip at restaurants, bars, and for other services such as taxi rides and hotel staff. Some places may include a service charge in the bill, so be sure to check before leaving an additional tip.
Yes, there are a few cultural customs to be aware of when visiting Puerto Rico. It is considered polite to greet people with a handshake and to use formal titles such as señor/señora when addressing someone. It is also common to arrive 15-30 minutes late to social events and gatherings.
Some popular souvenirs to bring back from Puerto Rico include handcrafted items such as ceramics, wood carvings, and traditional masks. Coffee and rum are also popular items to bring back, as well as local spices and hot sauces. Don't forget to also pick up some traditional Puerto Rican music such as salsa or reggaeton to remember your trip by.