BSI Fumes, BSCFA Unfazed
BSI/ASR is ready to start the sugar crop season, but delays persist due to a lack of agreement with the BSCFA and the Sugar Industries Control Board.
BSI/ASR is ready to start the sugar crop season, but delays persist due to a lack of agreement with the BSCFA and the Sugar Industries Control Board.
The start of the sugar cane harvest is delayed as farmers await a commercial agreement between BSI and the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association.
A Belize City man won 20,000 dollars on Scratch and Win and plans to buy a new boat engine for Christmas.
The start of the 2022/2023 Sugar Crop Season is delayed due to pending official declaration from the Sugar Industries Control Board.
Belizean small businesses offer unique, handmade gifts for the holiday season, including skin care products, jewelry, and plants.
Belizeans are shopping for turkeys as prices increase ahead of Christmas.
Jose Mai, Minister of Agriculture, expresses hope for a positive outcome from mediation in the sugar industry affecting 5,000 farmers and their families.
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry discussed strategies to avoid a hasty increase in the minimum wage, suggesting tax breaks for employers to support a living wage.
The Minister of Transport announced that bus operators have begun upgrading their buses to improve commuter comfort by early next year.
The Feinstein Group donated $50,000 to the Belize City Council to aid in cleanup efforts after Hurricane Lisa's damage.
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry urges the government to implement a phased approach to the minimum wage increase instead of a sudden change.
Attorney Aldo Reyes confirms that recent changes to the companies registry in Belize reduce transparency for the public while allowing access to law enforcement agencies.
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