Lobby for Pacific Alliance ReinforcedDiscussion forums, advertising and meetings with businesses are part of the efforts that the Business Council of the Pacific Alliance intends to do in Costa Rica.Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Arguing that lack of information about the benefits of an eventual accession to the trade bloc is the main reason behind the opposition of some companies, members of the Business Council of the Pacific Alliance (CEAP) announced a plan to promote more, and in a better way, the consequences of joining the Alliance. Source: Nacion.com Contradictions in Costa Rica's Foreign TradeFebruary 2016 The private sector is demanding homogeneity in the foreign trade strategy, since the situation today is that there is "one protectionist minister and another who works for free trade." Alarm Over Import Restrictions in Costa RicaMay 2015 The protectionist measures being implemented by the Solis administration through non-tariff barriers are causing concern to the union of importers. NO to Renegotiating Tariffs in Pacific AgreementNovember 2014 The Costa Rican Chamber of the Food Industry states that it would be unacceptable to change the treatment given to the products in existing bilateral treaties.
Pacific Alliance and Costa RicaFebruary 2014 Colombia, Peru, Chile and Mexico approved the inclusion of Costa Rica to the Partnership Framework Agreement, the first step towards total integration into the block.
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