Chiquita Suspends Baru Banana NegotiationsThe Brazilian company Cutrale-Safra, the new owner of Chiquita Brands, has stopped the negotiations which had been taking place with the Agricultural Association to rent the land and resume production at the banana plantation.Wednesday, February 11, 2015
The directors of Cutrale-Safra consortium requested more time to analyze and review the financial information of Chiquita Brands, temporarily suspending negotiations which were being held with the Agricultural Association Rodolfo Aguilar Delgado (Aparad) to revive the cultivation and production of bananas in Baru. Source: Prensa.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Another Proposal to Grow Bananas in BaruMay 2016 The multinational Del Monte is now joined by Cooperativa Bananera del Atlántico, whose proposal to reactivate production of the fruit in the area would involve a total investment of $35 million. Now Del Monte wants Baru's BananasApril 2015 Del Monte has replaced Chiquita in the attempt to revive banana production in the 1,765 acres owned by the cooperative of former employees, in Chiriqui. Panama: Reactivation of Banana Activities in BaruNovember 2014 After the establishment by law of the disolution of Coosemupar, reactivation of banana production will be undertaken in 1,700 hectares which will be rented by the former banana workers union.
Chiquita Negotiates Banana Production in PanamaAugust 2013 The transnational wants to make an agreement for production with the owners of the 1,765 smallholdings in Baru which resulted from the liquidation of Coosemupar.
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