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'Fire of Brasil' Franchise Lands in El Salvador

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

The franchise opened a restaurant for 160 people at Torre Futura.

It will employ 45 people, and required an investment of $300.000.

"The menu includes 16 types of salads, five varieties of meat, drinks and desserts. Its target market is tourists and businessmen from the hotels zone close to Hotel Radisson", reported Laprensagrafica.com.

Sugar Outlook for 2009

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Sugar demand is expected to grow by 1.5% in 2009, half the 3% that it grew by in 2008.

The main reason for the decrease in demand, according to a report by F.O. Litch, is the slowdown in the global economy and declining production in India and Brazil.

It is expected that the price of raw sugar will rise and reach 16 cents per pound, marking an increase of 19% over the current price.

Global Coffee Prices - April 2017

Monday, June 5, 2017

International prices fell in April as a result of the sale of positions by institutional investors and optimistic outlooks on global supply.

From a report by the International Coffee Organization:

Downward correction as funds respond to increasingly positive supply outlook

Coffee prices fell sharply at the end of April as institutional investors sold off their positions.

Panama Issues $1 billion at 3.8% to 12 years

Friday, March 11, 2016

Panama manage to issue bonds on the international market with a margin of only 2.05% above the 10-year US Treasury benchmark.

The margin of 205 basis points over the 10-year US Treasury bond was even better than that achieved by other countries in the region with equal or better risk ratings, such as Colombia (BBB), Mexico (BBB +) and Uruguay (BBB), which in their 10-year term emissions were paid 245pbs, 210pbs and 245pbs, respectively.

Nicaraguan Beef Potential

Friday, September 20, 2013

The country has the conditions to export meat to Europe at the same prices as Brazil, the world's largest producer.

This was stated by Eduardo Cohen, from the Program for Quality Controls and Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures in Central America, funded by the European Union.

According to him, once the country has dealt with the issue of traceability, prices could reach $7,000 a ton in the EU, similar to the average of $7,361 paid by the old continent to Brazil. That price would be far from the $13,322 average paid to Argentina, or the $10,020 paid to Uruguay, but above the $2,186 paid by the EU for U.S. beef

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