Costa Rica: No Reduction of Bean PricesIndustrialist point out that the declaration of shortage of grain by the government has failed to solve the problem in the local market, where the price of a kilo has increased by $1.Wednesday, July 16, 2014
The National Association of Manufacturers of Beans in Costa Rica (Anifri) argues that the change in the verification of phytosanitary measures by the Ministry of Agriculture is the cause of the grain shortages and price increases in the country. Source: Ddiarioextra.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Smuggled Beans From Nicaragua to Costa RicaOctober 2014 Nicaraguan producers are complain that phytosanitary controls applied by the government of Costa Rica have increased the illegal entry of Nicaraguan beans, estimated at $4 million a year. Costa Rica: More Price Rises For BeansAugust 2014 Industrialists say prices will keep rising due to shortages caused by the impairment of entry of shipments of red beans from Nicaragua and China. Complaints Over Criteria of Health and Safety ChecksJune 2014 The Costa Rican agribusiness sector has indicated that a phytosanitary law is being interpreted without technical or medical reasons to support the rejection of the entry of 100 containers of Nicaraguan beans. Costa Rica Could Import Beans From Outside RegionJune 2014 The Government is analysing whether to declare a shortage of beans and authorize the entry, of zero tariff grain from countries outside of Central America.
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