Costa Rica will maintain its third country status with the European Union (EU), after the agency began an audit in 2016 to evaluate the system of accreditations of organic products…
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Farmers seek to remind Costa Ricans that Creole garlic is much better in quality than the garlic imported from China. Ricardo Quirós Garita is one of the farmers disseminating garlic…
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Exporting of Plants from Costa Rica to the EU
by Isabella Foster Villanueva 2018/11/19Costa Rica News – The European Union has audited and certified Costa Rican procedures for “plants for planting,” those grown in Costa Rica to be exported to Europe. Costa Rica was…
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Costa Rica’s Agroexports Keep Slight Advantage Over Medical Devices
by admin 2017/08/22Costa Rica News – The value of exports from the agricultural sector remains slightly as the main generator of foreign exchange in the country, despite strong growth in the last four…
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Costa Rica’s Biodiversity Threatened by Pineapple Agribusiness
by admin 2017/03/13Costa Rica News – Thousands of hectares of Costa Rican forests have been destroyed to make way for multinational pineapple farms, threatening “irreversible damage to the country,” according to the Costa…
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Sustainable Rainforests & Costa Rica Go Hand in Hand
by admin 2016/07/30Costa Rica News – Costa Rica’s policy promoting sustainable forestry while maintaining food production has made the country a role model to those fighting deforestation, according to a report issued Tuesday…
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Want the #1 Banana in the World? Come to Costa Rica
by admin 2015/09/05Costa Rica News – I was sitting there on my back porch listening to the howler monkeys in the distance when I had an urge to get a banana. The…
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Costa Rica News – The growing use of pineapple containers to smuggle drugs into Europe is pushing up shipping costs for Costa Rican exporters.
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