Demands for Beef Smuggling ControlsGuatemalan retailers and suppliers are demanding that the government tighten controls to prevent smuggling of meat into Mexico.Wednesday, June 27, 2012
These illegal transportations have, according to retailers, influenced the increase in the price of a pound of meat which this week was trading at $3.3. Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Honduras: Shortage of BeefFebruary 2015 The government is looking for alternatives to resolve the conflict between producers and traders, which has generated shortages and led to a rise in prices. Recalcitrant Meat Smuggling from Guatemala to MexicoJanuary 2015 The shortage of meat denounced by retailers will continue to occur until a definitive solution is found to the illegal trafficking on the border with Mexico. Guatemala to Import BeefMarch 2012 The Government has taken the decision to allow the entry of a contingent of beef from Nicaragua, to ensure market supply, after a meeting was held with the vice president Roxana Baldetti, the Minister of the Interior Mauricio Lopez, and advisers from the Ministries of Agriculture and Economy, representing butchers. Cattle Knows No BordersMarch 2012 Rising prices of meat caused by cattle smuggling from Guatemala to Mexico could be solved by imports from Nicaragua or Honduras.
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