The business models operating under the concept of a subscription, such as Netflix, Amazon or even PriceSmart, can have great advantages over their competitors if they manage to properly manage the large volumes of data they handle.
The payment of subscriptions is not only for modern online services, as retail companies apply it in the region, as is the case of the supermarket chain PriceSmart.
Alimentos y Bebidas Atlántida in Guatemala, Mayca in Costa Rica and Nestlé Panama, are part of the companies reporting the highest numbers of purchases of food preparations in Central America.
An analysis of CentralAmericaData's Trade Intelligence unit provides details on the companies according to sector, main activity, volume and value of their imports, exports and other relevant data.
An average of 20% annual increase in sales has been reported by companies specializing in the distribution of food and beverages in bulk.
The market of wholesale supermarkets in Costa Rica continues to grow, mainly driven by the opening in recent years of convenience stores, bakeries, 'sodas' (small low end restaurants), restaurants and hotels. Some establishments have reported an average annual growth of 20% in sales.
The Altara El Tucano project has stopped paying its investors and is to execute the Guarantee Trust.
After the deadline of 30 working days provided to the settlor Altara The Tucano to provide the resources to pay obligations owed to the trust, the administrator, Scotiabank announced the execution of the guaranty for non payment.
"The trust was created to issue bonds to finance the purchase of the Hotel El Tucano, located in San Carlos , Alajuela.
The Mexicans Grupo Desamex, Grupo Dapsa y Tía Mónica have confirmed their attendance at the international fair of producers and exporters in Nicaragua.
These and other groups of Mexican companies have shown interest in fresh, organic and processed products in Nicaragua. The event will be held on 27 and 28 September in the Crown Plaza Hotel in Managua.
In Costa Rica the Hotel El Tucano aims to become an international club that will offer medical, cosmetic and holistic services.
For this reason on Tuesday November 27 it will be holding a bond auction for $7 million.
"The debt will be incurred by the Trust Altara El Tucano-Scotiabank, which will own 100% of the shares of the hotel and will support the issue with a program of international sales of memberships at a cost of $16,000 each", reports Nacion.com.