Farmers Call Friday Emergency Meeting
The BSCFA held an emergency meeting to discuss potential outcomes amid a crisis affecting the association and its members.
The BSCFA held an emergency meeting to discuss potential outcomes amid a crisis affecting the association and its members.
The Chamber of Commerce expresses concern over the economic impact of the crop dispute and advocates for starting the crop now on BSI's terms.
The Public Utilities Commission approved a 2% increase in water bills following a review of BWS's investment proposal.
Four containers of Grenadillo timber have been cleared for export to the Far East after being confirmed not to be Rosewood.
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association is conducting a survey to gauge member support for signing an agreement amid ongoing internal conflicts.
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association faces a potential split as some farmers seek to form new associations and sign contracts with BSI.
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association faces financial troubles due to the misuse of Fair Trade funds, risking layoffs and potential decertification.
Cane farmers are suing to open the sugar crop season after rejecting a commercial agreement with BSI, amid rising losses from delays.
Over $500,000 in Fantasy 5 winnings remains unclaimed due to security concerns for potential winners.
The PUC approved a 5% reduction in electricity rates, lowering the average cost to 41.29 cents per kilowatt hour.
Cane farmers are in crisis and demand a $4 million payout, risking decertification of the BSCFA if Fair Trade funds are used.
FECTAB's president Tom Greenwood claims a business owner is blocking access to Dark Night Caves, affecting tour operators and guides in Belize.
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