Demand for More Agility in Region’s Customs OfficesUnions in the region are asking their governments for more support for industry to help it to grow based on tax and customs systems that enable competitiveness.Monday, February 11, 2013
Laprensa.com.ni reports that, "while there is no 24 hour, 365 days a year service at Nicaraguan borders, customs procedures remain dependent on cumbersome paperwork and the flow of vehicles on existing roads remains congested, you can not discuss a customs union, said yesterday Alfredo Marin, vice president of the Chamber of Industries of Nicaragua (Cadin). Source: laprensa.com.ni ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Better Customs Offices to Combat SmugglingJune 2013 Central American industry is calling for strengthening of customs controls in the region, in order to contain the constant border crossings made with smuggled goods. Central American Industry Demands Improvements in TradeApril 2012 The Federation of Chambers and Industry Associations of Central America and the Dominican Republic are demanding that governments provide efficient management and eliminate obstacles to the movement of goods. Customs Still a ProblemFebruary 2012 Instead of being reduced, bureaucracy at the Central American borders is becoming increasingly burdensome, complicating and making intra regional trade more expensive. Dispute over EU Meat Quota AllocationJuly 2010 The proposal to divide up the 9,500 ton EU allocation equally is rejected by Nicaragua.
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