Progress in Regulations for Exporting Ornamental PlantsThe U.S. has published proposed regulations to authorize Costa Rican exports of ornamental plants more than 18 inches tall.Wednesday, November 2, 2011
A press release from Costa Rica's foreign ministry states that the USA proposes to modify regulations that currently restrict exports of plants from the Dracaena species that are more than 46 cm tall. Source: Ministerio de Comercio Exterior de Costa Rica ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Guatemala: The Ornamental Plant TradeDecember 2015 125 companies are engaged in the production and export of ornamental plants, flowers and foliage, generating more than $86 million in revenue in 2014 alone. The Market is Open, But Deals Arent Being ClosedJuly 2013 For a year Costa Rica has had free rein to export to the U.S. ornamental plants measuring over 46 inches, a benefit that producers have failed to take advantage of. El Salvador Exports $14 million in Ornamental PlantsSeptember 2012 The country, the second largest exporter of ornamental plants in the region, up to July has made sales abroad totalling $14.1 million, a 4.56% increase compared to the same period in 2011. Greater Controls for Ornamental Plants Entering the U.S.June 2011 The U.S. is strengthening its controls on the entry of ornamental plants especially from the Dracaena genus.
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