Beauty and Personal Care: Costa Rica is the Main ImporterFor the third quarter of 2021, purchases in the Central American region of beauty and personal care products increased by 28% to reach $413 million, with Mexico being the main supplier of these products with a sales value of $123 million.Sunday, May 1, 2022 Beauty and Personal Care Imports in Central America Al March 31st, 2022
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Figures from the Trade Intelligence Unit of CentralAmericaData: Click to interact with the graphic ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Ceramic Products: $548 Million in ImportsJuly 2022 For 2021, there was a 74% increase equivalent to $548 million for a volume of 1,028,504 tons of ceramic products, with Guatemala being the largest importer with $83 million, the main supplier to the Central American region was Spain with 19% of purchases with $105 million. Beauty and Personal Care: Purchases Up 7% in 2018August 2019 In 2018, companies in the region imported $521 million in beauty and personal care items, 7% more than was reported in 2017. Beauty and Personal Care: More Business with SpainMarch 2019 Between January and September 2018, companies in the region imported $358 million in beauty and personal care items, and purchases from companies in Spain grew 21% over the same period in 2017. Beauty and Personal Care: Figures in 2017June 2018 Last year imports of beauty and personal care products in Central America amounted to $489 million, representing a 2% increase with respect to 2016.
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