$140 Million in Credit for Salvadorian Coffee-GrowersBank will inject $40 million in BMI funds in addition to some $100 million for provisional credits.Friday, February 13, 2009
Laprensagrafica com publishes: "This news was received by three coffee-grower unions that met with members of the Salvadorian Banking Association (ABANSA) at the beginning of this week." Source: laprensagrafica.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Nicaragua: Funding for Coffee GrowersJanuary 2016 The Ministry of Finance announced that $20 million will be made available for lending to the sector, with priority being given in the first stage to producers with planted areas measuring between 3 and 20 fields. Salvadoran Coffee Industry Lacks CreditMay 2010 Growers explained that banks are not using the special credit line created specifically for them by the Government, which is channeled through the Multi-sector Investment Bank (BMI). $50 Million For Salvadoran Coffee IndustryFebruary 2010 The funds by BMI (Multilateral Investment Bank), are intended to reactivate coffee production. El Salvador: Coffee Growers Suggest Payment OptionsAugust 2009 4 proposals will be presented to the Legislative Assembly, looking to solve the coffee grower's debt problem.
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