CDB Gives to SIF
The Caribbean Development Bank approved a US$10 million loan to Belize for social and economic projects in rural areas.
The Caribbean Development Bank approved a US$10 million loan to Belize for social and economic projects in rural areas.
Marie Sharp's Fine Foods was recognized as the number one export success story by the Caribbean Export Development Agency.
Speednet won a court ruling against the PUC, reducing its licensing fees from $792,500 to $1,400 annually.
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association is fighting a suspension that threatens $1.2 million in Fair Trade premiums due to non-compliance by a member farmer.
leaders of cane farming associations discuss the issue of phantom farmers who are registered but do not actually farm cane.
The Ministry of Economic Development is implementing strategies to strengthen the ICT, tourism, and culture sectors through regional consultations.
Belize's sugar industry faces challenges as European beet sugar will compete directly with cane sugar starting next year, prompting calls for increased efficiency among local farmers.
The coexistence of overnight tourism and cruise tourism on the peninsula is questioned as Harvest Caye impacts local opportunities.
The 2016-2017 Sugar Cane Season, known as 'La Zafra', officially opened with optimism from stakeholders in the sugar industry.
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association faces suspension from Fair Trade due to allegations involving Edmond Castro's family and practices of phantom farming.
The Minister supports a census of cane farmers to identify legitimate growers and eliminate fraudulent claims.
the Sugar Cane Production Committee and Factory Owners launched SIMIS to improve accountability and data accuracy for sugar cane farmers in Belize.
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