Economy

The Ministry of Environment presented the applications of new technologies for forest management in Panama. Lourdes García Armuelles Panama East is characterized by having the highest concentration of such plantations. In Panama, 98% of wood-related exports mostly consist of teak, a non-native species, confirmed Bianca Moran, President of the Panamanian Exporters Association (Apex).   “98% […]

Mileika Lasso Panama achieves a record in accumulated exports in the first quarter of 2024, reaching $1.2 billion, with standout products including seafood, meat, cardboard, packaging, and coffee. Panamanian companies are seeking to expand their presence in Europe and the Caribbean Excluding copper, Panamanian exports up to March 2024 grew by 13% compared to the

“We must continue to increase the level of our production,” said the guild’s leader, Bianca Morán. Mayela De Sedas Panamanian exports continue to grow; however, Bianca Morán, president of the Panamanian Association of Exporters (APEX), acknowledged that the country has opportunities that should be seized more effectively to strengthen the sector and reach more markets.

The Panamanian Association of Exporters (APEX) has elected Bianca Morán as its new president for the 2024 term.   During the General Assembly of SIP, the members of the new Board of Directors accompanying Morán were chosen.   The guild detailed that 40% of the members turned out to vote, demonstrating support for the Vision

A commercial mission of six companies attended the Dubai International Wood & Wood Machinery Show to showcase their wood offerings. During the event, Ecotopia Teak was awarded the CSR Commitment prize for its commitments to corporate social responsibility. Six Panamanian teak processing companies exhibited for the second consecutive year at the 18th edition of the

The new teak wood processing plant from forest plantations has an investment of US$3.7 million. Adding greater domestic value to our export offering and creating dignified employment contribute to the economic recovery of the country. The first teak wood processing plant (sourced from forest plantations) established in Panama has the capacity to process 1300 40-foot