Opportunities for Honey in the EUThe entry into force of the Association Agreement between Central America and the European Union encourages projects to increase honey production in Nicaragua.Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Currently production is less than 500 tonnes per year, equivalent to 0.09% of what was imported globally last year (518,818 tonnes). According to Luz Marina Arana, coordinator of marketing research of the Center for Export and Investment (CEI), although Nicaraguan honey has entered duty free since 2004, with the entry into force of the trade agreement, "the new rules will stabilize trade and expand the possibility of new markets. " Source: laprensa.com.ni Opportunities and Challenges for El Salvador in EuropeJuly 2013 With the entry into force of the AA in August, 90% of Salvadoran products will be able to be sent to European Union countries duty free. Europe is Not Easy for Non-Traditional ExportsOctober 2012 Although there is a market in the EU for Nicaraguan non-traditional products, producers face tough requirements and controls in order to conquer it. $5 million in Potential BusinessMarch 2012 Six Nicaraguan companies traded coffee, honey, sesame seeds, and cashews with European buyers at the organic products fair Biofach 2012. Exports of Nicaraguan Organic Honey GrowingSeptember 2011 Between January and August this year, foreign sales have doubled compared to the same period in 2010.
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