AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCuba Food Relief via Diaspora Online Shopping: “Cuban Amazons” like Supermarket23 are helping families in Havana get basics—beans, chicken, milk, oil, eggs, sugar—by delivering items ordered abroad as sanctions and power cuts keep shelves bare. Paraguay Trade Balancing Act: Paraguay signals openness to boost commerce with China while reaffirming it won’t break diplomatic ties with Taiwan, despite pressure from agricultural exporters. Mercosur-Japan Trade Push: Mercosur launches economic partnership talks with Japan, aiming to expand market access for farm and livestock products and cross-investments, with concerns about cheaper meat and sugar hitting Japan’s domestic suppliers. Cattle Health Alarm (Screwworm): The screwworm threat remains a live issue for livestock systems, with quarantine and inspection measures highlighted amid worries about economic strain. Venezuela Earthquake Response: Relief groups are mobilizing for shelter, food, clean water, and medical care as the death toll climbs and many people remain displaced or missing. Colombia Coffee Recognition: Colombia declares coffee its national beverage, underscoring the crop’s cultural and economic weight. Costa Rica Reforestation Model: A look at how Costa Rica reversed decades of deforestation through forest protection and large-scale planting, incentives, and regeneration.
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