By William Yen, Staff reporter Brightly lit in the tricolor of yellow, green, and red is a large eye-catching display of the word "Lithuania" that appears in one of the windows of a permanent showroom in the Taipei World Trade Center, aimed at attracting the attention of Taiwanese importers. Showcasing everything from bacon-flavored schnapps to breakfast cereals, the Lithuania Products Center was officially inaugurated earlier this year in April and tasked with the mission of bridging partnerships between businesses from the two countries.
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