After Almost A Century, Smiling Meats Changes Hands
Smiling Meats, one of the oldest meat shops in Belize, has changed ownership after nearly a century of family operation.
Smiling Meats, one of the oldest meat shops in Belize, has changed ownership after nearly a century of family operation.
Minister of Agriculture Jose Mai expresses pessimism about reaching a new commercial agreement in the sugar industry before the interim agreement expires.
Belizean exports of onions, carrots, pineapple, and citrus are set to enter Salvadoran markets following a successful pest risk assessment.
Minister Jose Mai discusses the potential impact of a new trade deal on local produce prices in Belize.
Belizean farmers will export vegetables like onions, carrots, pineapple, and citrus to Salvadoran markets to address overproduction issues.
The PUC criticizes BEL's chairman for blaming them for delays in power purchase agreements and emphasizes their role in reducing energy tariffs.
A car show featuring new and salvaged vehicles will take place at the Atlantic Bank parking lot, showcasing discounted prices and financing options.
ASR/BSI announced a near record second crop payment of $70.22 per tonne to farmers, benefiting the northern economy with $17.8 million.
BSI reports on sugar prices and announces a stay on new regulations after applying for an emergency injunction and reaching a compromise with the government.
A crude oil spill at Crowns Lumber Yard in Shipyard caused a significant fire, resulting in substantial damage and potential insurance disputes for the owner, Benjamin Crown.
BEL's data systems were attacked by ransomware, leading to the leak of customer and employee information on the dark web.
BEL is enhancing its cyber security measures following a recent attack, investing $450,000 to protect customer data and maintain service reliability.
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