Trade Agreements More profitable Than Free ZonesTyre manufacturer Bridgestone has withdrawn from the free zone regime in order to export, with better benefits, under trade agreements with the countries of the Pacific Alliance.Thursday, March 20, 2014
The firm has dissolved Bridgestone de Centroamérica S.A, a company registered in the free zone regime, in order to centralize operations in the local company Bridgestone de Costa Rica, so that it can export under the conditions of the trade agreements. Source: Crhoy.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Colombia-Panama: No Agreement Over Free Zone TariffsJuly 2014 The meeting of the Presidents Santos and Varela made it clear that there will be no immediate solution to the problem of the tariffs Colombia is imposing on imports of footwear and textiles from the Colon Free Zone. Costa Rica's Enthusiasm for Pacific Alliance CoolsJune 2014 Making it clear that their international trade policies will be more protectionist than those of previous governments, the Solis administration has poured cold water on the accession to the group formed by Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile. The Market for the Pacific AllianceFebruary 2014 The Pacific Alliance has become the largest market in Latin America and an attractive investment for companies in third party countries who want to use it. Panama and Colombia FTAs to Negotiate Tariffs for CFZOctober 2013 Authorities from both countries will meet to find a solution to the conflict caused by the tariffs imposed on textiles and footwear from the CFZ.
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