Farmers Inch Toward A Sugar Crop
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association is close to a compromise with BSI but has not yet reached an agreement on the sugar crop.
The Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association is close to a compromise with BSI but has not yet reached an agreement on the sugar crop.
Tour operators in Belize are preparing for a busy Christmas with thousands of cruise visitors arriving in the city.
Storeowners report a successful Christmas shopping season with over 400 daily shoppers at Mikado's.
Prime Minister Barrow discusses the sugar crop season delay and the contentious compromise agreement between factory owners and cane farmers.
BSI has removed a controversial clause from the agreement with cane farmers, but concerns remain about the proposed Harvesting and Delivery Control Unit.
Farmers received cheques from Fair Trade funds, which they plan to use for Christmas despite industry objections about the fund's intended purpose.
United Airlines launched a direct flight from Chicago to Belize, enhancing tourism opportunities for both the airline and Belize.
Southwest Airlines will begin non-stop service from Houston to Belize, impacting United Airlines' market dynamics.
The Statistical Institute of Belize reports a 27% increase in imports and stable inflation in November 2014.
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize urges cane farmers not to sign a controversial agreement with BSI regarding sugar cane production oversight.
The signing of the sugar industry agreement has been delayed due to a disputed clause, pushing back the start of the crop season.
The PUC proposes a 5% decrease in electricity rates, exceeding BEL's initial 3.4% cut proposal.
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