Controversial Customs Law in GuatemalaAfter a year and a half of being in force the law is being applied partially and no processes have been established nor have improvements been made to the existing ones.Tuesday, October 22, 2013
This was explained by Jean Paul Brichaux, executive director of the Council of International Transport Users in Guatemala (Cutrigua). Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Guatemala: Economic Disaster Caused by Customs BlockadesNovember 2016 The union of exporters has reported losses of $145 million, and more than 12,000 shipping containers held up because of the blockades which have now been going on for more than a week. Puerto Quetzal: Incentives for Intrarrregional TrafficJanuary 2015 Quetzal Port Company is offering a special rate with discounts up to 50% for ships carrying cargo whose origin and destination is Central America. Guatemala: Worries about high maritime tariffsJanuary 2009 Maritime shipping rates for cargo have no gone down despite the reduction in the price of oil on the international market, according to importers and exporters. Guatemalan exporters demand lower shipping pricesOctober 2008 In 2008, the cost of transporting perishable good by ship to the US went up 71%.
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