Smuggling in Costa RicaUp to 15% of the market in products such as cigarettes, liquor, drugs and footwear, is supplied with goods whose origins are illegal.Monday, April 14, 2014
Added to the list of products that have traditionally been traded illegally, such as cigarettes and alcoholic beverages, there is an increasing tendency to smuggle medicines, shoes, clothing, and beauty and personal care products, among other things. Source: elfinancierocr.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Pandemic, Smuggling and Black MarketApril 2020 Given the crisis in the region, businessmen in Guatemala report that smuggling of Mexican products has increased, while in Panama, beer producers attribute the rise in illegal trade in alcoholic beverages to the dry law. Alcoholic Beverages: Bill Causes ControversySeptember 2019 In Costa Rica, a bill is being discussed that seeks to combat adulteration and smuggling of alcoholic beverages, but the business sector believes that if approved, the result could be an increase in illegal trafficking. Guatemala: Increase in Smuggling DenouncedJuly 2016 Rice, vegetable oil, liquor, eggs, sugar and cement make up the bulk of the products in the list of goods most affected by illegal trade in the country. Smuggled Liquor in HondurasNovember 2014 Liquor distribution companies are demanding that the government improve measures to control the illegal entry of spirits, particularly from Nicaragua.
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