Opportunities for Costa Rican Printing industry in PanamaDuring 2012 Panama imported $180 million worth of items from the printing industry in Costa Rica, making the country the fifth largest supplier of these products.Tuesday, November 5, 2013
The first places are occupied by U.S. with 41%, Mexico 8%, Colombia 5.6%, as well as Honduras and Costa Rica at 5%, according to the study "Opportunities for the Costa Rican printing industry in Panama" by the Foreign Trade Promotion Office (Procomer). In that period Panama imported goods from 75 countries. Source: Nacion.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Paper and Cardboard: Sector Reaches Pre-Pandemic LevelsJuly 2022 By 2021, a recovery of the paper and cardboard sector is observed, reaching $2,471 million, equivalent to 1,942,360 tons, with the main supplier being the United States of America market with $837 million. Paper and Cardboard: Purchases in the Region DecliningDecember 2021 During the first quarter of 2021, a progressive drop was reflected during the last three years, reaching $491 million in paper and cardboard purchases. Costa Rica: Printing, Plastics and Metalworking Industries MeetingAugust 2011 The Printing, Plastics and Metalworking Industries in Costa Rica have joined forces for an event entitled the "First Multisectoral Meeting of the Printing, Plastics & Metalworking Industries 2011" to be held on 20, 21 and 22 of October, in CENAC, in la nave de ladrillo de la Antigua Aduana. Merger Between Paper Companies CanceledMarch 2009 No details were given for the cancellation of the merger between the Panamanian Papelera Istmeña S.A. and the Colombian Group Productos Familia.
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