From a statement issued by the Guatemalan Exporters Association (-AGEXPORT-):

In order to publicize the regulations, tariff and non-tariff rules which must be complied with by Guatemalan companies trading with the Mexican market, the School of Foreign Trade -AGEXPORT- will be holding a seminar on customs procedures for doing business with Mexico, Export / Import .

It is aimed at senior managers of export and import companies, transport, logistics agents in international trade, customs agents and other professionals in companies engaged in foreign trade with Mexico.

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Trade Facilitation Committee Reactivated

July 2019

After two years of non-operation, El Salvador's government and business associations agreed to reactivate the institution dedicated to decision-making on customs matters and trade agreements.

The private sector was represented by the Presidents and Executive Directors of the guilds ASI, COEXPORT, CAMARASAL, CAMAGRO, AMCHAM, CAMTEX and ADES, which are part of the Inter-union Commission for Trade Facilitation (CIFACIL) and participate with voice and vote within the Committee, informed the Salvadoran government.

Honduras - Guatemala Customs Union: How does it work?

June 2017

Which goods can circulate freely and through which border posts, what procedures need to be done and other details about how the customs union functions.

From a report by Agexport:

1.  From now on exports to Honduras will technically be treated as transfers and imports as acquisitions. 

El Salvador - Costa Rica: Customs Requirement Eliminated

February 2015

A requirement has been eliminated which previously obliged companies exporting goods to submit records which indicated the customs procedure under which the company operates.

From a bulletin by the Chamber of Industries of Costa Rica:

The Ministry of Foreign Trade announced that it has been agreed with the authorities of El Salvador that in bilateral trade the requirement to submit records which indicate the customs procedure under which the exporter of the goods operates has been eliminated. The elimination of the requirement will be effective for both parties from February 16 this year.

Guatemala: Procedures For Exporters Streamlined

March 2014

The Single Counter for Exporters has announced the launch of a new service for traceability of export documents.

From a statement by AGEXPORT:

Focussing on providing a better service to Guatemalan exporters using quality and innovative tools, the Single Window for Exporters, VUPE, offers the tool: "Consultation of Traceability Export Documents and the Tax No. requirements on SEADEX WEB .