El Salvador: Dairy Sector Loses CompetitivenessThe entry of milk from Nicaragua and Honduras has complicated the situation for Salvadoran producers, who are claiming that they are losing 40% of their daily production due to the presence of the imported product.Tuesday, July 11, 2017
The Livestock Association of El Salvador (AGES) is complaining that an increase in the presence of imported milk from neighboring countries has depressed prices, making it difficult for them to sell their product. Source: elmundo.sv ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Do you need more information about your business sector?Request more information: Need assistance? Contact us
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More Inspections of Imported Dairy Products RequestedFebruary 2020 Arguing that quality and health standards are not being met, Salvadoran farmers are asking for greater controls on milk products entering from Nicaragua and Honduras. El Salvador and the Dairy MarketJuly 2018 Although exports of dairy products have grown in the last two years, producers say that local production and domestic consumption have stagnated. More Dairy Products from Nicaragua in El SalvadorJanuary 2018 Despite the new import requirements imposed by the Salvadoran government, in 2017 the Nicaraguan dairy industry managed to maintain the level of its exports to its neighboring country. Nicaragua: Lack of Milk Powder ProcessorsSeptember 2013 The only milk powder plant does not have a lot of processing power, and can not handle all of the supply during peak milk production.
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