How to Know if You Can Raise Prices Successfully?Thursday, June 24, 2021 If the products and services sold include aspects that are highly valued by customers and our prices have evolved below market rates, it means that it is feasible to raise marketing prices. Ariel Banos, founder of Fijaciondeprecios.com, describes the signs that should be analyzed by businessmen at the moment of applying an increase in the prices of the products and services marketed. Milk Prices Up Due to Asian DemandMonday, January 13, 2014 Increased demand from countries such as China has raised prices globally and creates opportunities for dairy exporters in the region. By 2014 world supply may not be sufficient to meet demand and therefore prices will increase. The Risks of Price Control DecreesThursday, October 27, 2011 Any measure that seeks to control the price of any product will generate shortages, black markets and real increases in prices. A statement from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of El Salvador reads: Soybean Prices Could Keep RisingMonday, September 3, 2012 The key to the global soybean market is China, which consumes 60% of world exports, and it is very likely to continue growing. An article by Bloomberg News reports that "soybean purchases by China, which buys more than 60% of global exports, are heading towards depleting North American reserves and reducing the amount available to importers in Southeast Asia, said the American Soybean Association, ASA" Cocoa Raises Smiles in NicaraguaFriday, June 19, 2015 It has been projected that the international price, which is trading above $3,200 a metric ton, will maintain its upward trend, favoring Nicaraguan producers. Demand for chocolate is pushing up grain prices, which is complemented by a decline in cocoa production in other countries engaged in farming. |
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