Panama: Urgent Need for Definition of Agriculture PoliciesThe Panamanian Association of Business Executives points to the continuing deterioration of the agricultural sector and its consequence on the prices of staple foods.Wednesday, March 6, 2013
By reducing the acres produced and the number of people engaged in agriculture, Panamanians will become dependent on imports, which will lead to higher prices. Source: Capital.com.pa ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?High Cost of Diesel in Costa RicaOctober 2015 The price of diesel, 25.4% above the Central American average, puts Costa Rican farmers at a disadvantage. "No Pago" Demonstrations in Nicaragua are backJuly 2011 Agricultural production is being affected by roadblocks conducted by the Northern Movement of Farmers, Merchants and Employees, known as “No Pago” (non-payment). $50 million from CABEI to Banco Agrícola in El SalvadorJune 2011 The line of credit will be designated to provide financial assistance to small and medium exporters. Status of Agricultural Sector in Costa RicaMay 2011 The Agricultural Sector has experienced the loss of hundreds of acres of various crops, factories and company closures, and the reduction of thousands of jobs in Costa Rica.
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