Beekeeping Problems in Costa RicaAccording to beekeepers, climate change, a possible new pest already present in Nicaragua and unfair competition are the factors affecting the sector's performance.Tuesday, December 9, 2014
In 2013 a 7.8% increase was reported in the number of kilos produced compared to the year 2012. However, industry members say that for the next harvest they expect a decline in production levels due to the negative effects of climate change and other factors. Source: elfinancierocr.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Need assistance? Contact us
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Plans for Beekeeping SectorAugust 2019 Facilitating credits for producers, as well as encouraging the production and marketing of honey, are some of the plans that the Salvadoran authorities have for the coming years. Panama: Beekeeping Production DropsJuly 2016 The increase in the number of beekeepers and hives during 2015 was not enough to avoid a drop in production, especially in Panama Oeste, where 519 fewer gallons were produced. Guatemala: Drastic drop in Honey ExportsApril 2016 The fall in international prices coupled with a 50% decline in production explains the negative outlook that beekeepers have for this year, 2016. Bad Year for Honey in Costa RicaMarch 2015 Adverse climate effects have led to a lower production of honey, which will not be enough to meet demand in the local market by the end of the year.
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