Costa Rican Pineapples Going to Chinese MarketTuesday, September 9, 2014 Chinese health authorities are inspecting plants and pineapple farms in the country as part of the process of market opening for the Costa Rican fruit. In addition to inspections on farms and plants, a technical mission to China has verified health checks undertaken by the laboratories of the State Phytosanitary Service. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, "...Costa Rica's successful entry could result in a need to expand the amount of land planted with this fruit, which is currently 45,000 hectares. " 120 Companies After 15 Outlets in TocumenWednesday, August 3, 2011 The opening of 15 retail outlets at Tocumen International Airport in Panama has attracted 120 companies. Impact of TAM-LAN merger on PanamaTuesday, August 17, 2010 The country is predicted to face tough competition from the new airline giant with operations across South American skies. Juan Carlos Pino, general manager of Panama's Tocumen International Airport, believes the merger of TAM and LAN poses a threat. Panama: $600 Million in Bonds by Tocumen SAWednesday, May 8, 2013 The bond issue is announced for mid-year, as part of the financing for the construction of the South Terminal. Juan Carlos Pino, manager of the company, estimates that the bonds will be issued at the end of June or early July. Tender for Exchange Service in Tocumen AirportWednesday, August 10, 2011 The administrators of the Panamanian airport terminal are working on a tender for provision of a foreign exchange service. The international tender is expected to be made before the end of this year, said Juan Carlos Pino, manager of Tocumen S.A. Airlines Looking at Direct Flights to PanamaThursday, September 29, 2011 Seven airlines in Asia, Europe and the UAE are discussing starting direct flights to Panama because of its facilities as a connection center for Latin America. The most advanced negotiations are with Lufthansa and British Airways, said the manager of Tocumen S.A., Juan Carlos Pino. $500 million from Tocumen Duty Free TenderFriday, June 1, 2012 The administrators of Tocumen International Airport in Panama, expects to raise about $500 million from the tender for tax-free shopping areas in the South Terminal. With the tender they expect to contribute to funding the construction of the new planned an expansion of the north terminal, estimated at about $400 million, said Juan Carlos Pino, manager of Tocumen SA. $400 Million Airport-City in PanamaWednesday, August 18, 2010 The project includes the construction of a hotel, conference center and a hospital in the region of the capital's international airport, Tocumen. The 300 hectare construction site was purchased by the Tocumen Airport Administration from the University of Panama for $109 million. Panama's Tocumen International Aiport Invites Tenders for Fuel SupplyMonday, August 30, 2010 Airport authorities are preparing the bid documents for the supply of up to 250,000 gallons of fuel per day. To date, four companies have been invited to tender offers: Ogden (current operator), Worldwide Aviation, Service Air and Aircraft Service International Group. Works at Tocumen Airport To End Sooner than ExpectedFriday, April 1, 2011 The works scheduled to start at the Panamanian airport in 2012 and 2015 will be advanced for the end of 2011. Airport management, driven by increased passenger volumes and the interest of new airlines to operate at the terminal, have forced construction of the South Pier, which was expected to begin in 2012 and the new building for immigration planned for 2015. Panama to Invite Tenders for Private Aircraft TerminalMonday, April 11, 2011 The new terminal, which may be located in Howard Airport, will go to tender toward the end of April. The company awarded project, worth approximately $3 million, will build a 23,000 m2 terminal: 10,000 for the buildings and 13,000 for the aircraft facilities. Tocumen's Jet Fuel Consumption Increases 39%Wednesday, August 4, 2010 The Panamanian airport's current average daily consumption is around 250,000 gallons, 70,000 more than at the beginning of 2009. 23 July was a daily record with 362,000 gallons consumed, 42.8% of the total three-day reserve held by the company Allied Aviation. Tocumen Airport to Invite Bids for Food CourtFriday, January 29, 2010 Bidding rules for the 400.000 square meter food court should be published soon, as they are in the last revision phase. Officials estimate that within 15 to 20 days, the bidding rules will be ready and available for download from PanamaCompra.com. The rules still need to be endorsed by the Board of the airport. Costa Rica: Pineapple Growers Improve Environmental PracticesWednesday, August 31, 2011 An agreement has been signed with the Environmental Tribunal to train 1300 farmers. Throughout the year the fruit producers will participate in seminars where they will be taught about best production and environmentally friendly practices. Company Profile
Growers and exporters of fresh fruit from Costa Rica. Located in San Carlos and Guapiles, as well as our commercial office located in Massachusetts, USA. |
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