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PUC By The Numbing Numbers
The Public Utilities Commission reported financial details showing increased revenues and expenses for the year ending March 2017, amid allegations of reckless spending.
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Mexico Wants Belizean Beef
Mexico expresses interest in importing Belizean beef, highlighting challenges in the trade relationship and the need for a partial scope trade agreement.
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Sheep From USA For Gene-Stock Improvement
The Ministry of Agriculture received imported sheep from the USA to improve gene stocks as part of a 3.5 million Belize dollar project.
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PUC Sends Down Water Rates
The Public Utilities Commission announced a proposed 6.39% decrease in water rates for Belize Water Services starting April 1.
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CDB Has 40 Mil For DFC
The Caribbean Development Bank approved 40 million dollars for the Development Finance Corporation to disburse in loans to Belizeans across various sectors.
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IDB’s New Boss For Belize
Verónica Zavala, the new IDB Regional Manager, met with Prime Minister Dean Barrow to discuss Belize's partnership and sustainable development initiatives.
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Customs Wants to Keep Contraband Potatoes Out Of Market
The Comptroller of Customs announced active enforcement against contraband potatoes and other produce entering the market in Belize.
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Customs as Business Facilitator, Not Tax Collector
The Customs Department is shifting its image from tax collector to business facilitator to enhance economic development in Belize.
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Potato Producers, Importers And Ministry Meet
The Ministry of Agriculture met with potato producers and importers to discuss local supply management and close import licenses until domestic production is fully utilized.
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Major Upgrade For Western Highway From Belmopan To Blackman
The Government signed a contract to pave 10 miles of the George Price Highway, creating over 100 jobs and expected to take 18 months for completion.
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Butane Companies Come Around To GOB’s Price Solution, But For How Long?
the Government of Belize and butane importers have reached an agreement to maintain current LPG prices amid supply threats and upcoming municipal elections.
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CEO Says PACT Pulling Together, Not Apart
CEO Dr. Percival Cho clarifies that PACT is not reducing salaries despite a re-organization and that half the staff have agreed to new terms.
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