Exclusion of Industrial Products in Costa Rica - Colombia FTAIn the fourth round of negotiations, Costa Rica is asking for the exclusion of detergents, plastics, paper, glass, and other industrial products from the trade agreement.Thursday, February 7, 2013
The Ministry of Foreign Trade (Comex), is calling for the elimination of some products from the trade agreement currently being discussed with Colombia such as soaps and detergents, plastics, paper and cardboard, timber, sanitary ware and glasses, which is contrary to the interests of Colombia who in the first round of negotiations called for the inclusion of the entire industrial sector in the agreement. Source: Nacion.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Costa Rica: Industry and the FTA with ColombiaMarch 2013 Costa Rican industrialists hope that at the close of the FTA negotiations with Colombia the exclusions they have requested will be maintained. Discussion Grows Over Colombia - Costa Rica FTASeptember 2012 While Costa Rican business chambers are aligned against the Free Trade Agreement with Colombia, some individual firms want it. Industrialists Oppose Costa Rica – Colombia FTAJuly 2012 The Chamber of Industries of Costa Rica believes that opening the domestic market to Colombian products constitutes a serious threat to the stability of the sector. Costa Rica: Agricultural Sector Rejects Colombia FTAMarch 2012 Agricultural producers have pointed out that the Colombian economy is in direct competition with the Costa Rican one in terms of production, and they see no profit in a trade agreement.
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