AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFuel Price Protests in Guatemala: Transport workers and Indigenous activists rallied in Guatemala City against rising fuel costs, after Congress approved a 1.5-billion-quetzal diesel and gasoline subsidy meant to set reference pump prices through Dec. 31, but critics say it won’t fix the deeper dependence on imported refined fuel and the market power of importers. Trade & Agriculture Link: The U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council hosted a Central American feed buyers mission focused on corn co-products like DDGS, highlighting Guatemala’s growing role as it imports over 1 million metric tons of corn. Textile Safety Milestone: Apparel sourcing watchdogs report a major push in workplace safety, with 300 global brands signing the International Accord for Health and Safety in the Textile and Garment Industry. Coffee Supply Chain: Kahwa Coffee expanded into a larger Florida headquarters, doubling bagging capacity and continuing sourcing that includes Guatemala cooperatives. Guatemala Engineering Impact: A structural engineer reflects on years of work with Engineers Without Borders USA, including projects in Guatemala’s highlands.
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