Cattlemen Go West!
Jose Mai announced the restart of the informal cattle trade in western Belize, which was halted due to COVID-19, affecting farmers significantly.
Jose Mai announced the restart of the informal cattle trade in western Belize, which was halted due to COVID-19, affecting farmers significantly.
Jose Mai encourages cattle farmers to begin exports immediately to boost foreign exchange earnings and create employment.
The Sugar Association of the Caribbean supports the Belize Government's lawsuit against St. Kitts and Nevis and Trinidad for not purchasing sugar from the CARICOM market.
BEL has begun removing political signage from utility poles due to safety concerns and potential hazards during inclement weather.
The Belize Hotel Association discussed the severe impact of COVID-19 on tourism during its virtual Annual General Meeting.
The Belize Hotel Association launched the country's first online travel auction to promote tourism and generate revenue for marketing efforts.
The price of diesel will decrease by 39 cents ahead of the upcoming election, dropping from $8.33 to $7.94 per gallon.
The Belize Smart Sugar Cane Project aims to modernize the sugar industry by using blockchain technology for efficient financial transactions among farmers and stakeholders.
The Public Utilities Commission ordered a decrease in electricity rates for BEL, effective January 1, due to lower power costs from Mexico.
PUC Chairman John Avery addresses complaints about rising electricity bills and explains the process for disputing meter accuracy.
The Public Utilities Commission has denied BEL's request for a rate increase and instead approved a decrease in electricity rates.
The Consumer Price Index indicates a 0.3% national inflation rate in September, driven by rising vegetable prices and home rental costs.
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