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Textile, apparel and free trade zone industries seek to achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions
Written by Coralia Cuellar
CAMTEX held its fifth sustainability forum focused on sharing international best practices to move towards a decarbonization process in the industry.
The World Bank points out in its latest report that working on existing digital divides in Latin America and the Caribbean would support minorities to progress.
Government inaugurates 3 de febrero hydroelectric dam with US$800 million investment
Written by Coralia Cuellar
The President of the Republic, Nayib Bukele, inaugurated the 3 de febrero Hydroelectric Power Plant in the department of San Miguel, in the municipality of Carolina.
Puerto Cortes as an alternative to mobilize import/export cargo via the Atlantic Ocean
Written by Coralia Cuellar
The company has invested more than US$270 million in infrastructure, state-of-the-art technology and modernization of the terminal, making it the best option for cargo movement through the Atlantic in the CA-4 and Belize.
Trade with Honduras facilitated through Advance Goods Declaration
Written by Coralia Cuellar
Last year, El Salvador exported more than US$1 billion worth of goods to Honduras, making it the third largest destination market for total exports. El Salvador also purchased US$960 million worth of goods from Honduras, making it the fifth largest supplier of inputs and goods to the country.
Gasoline and diesel prices down for this fortnight
Written by Coralia Cuellar
Freight carriers and private users of diesel fuel will be able to take a break from the drop in fuel costs during this week.
In general, there are several tricks to save fuel but, on this occasion, we share with you a series of tips that will help you improve your driving efficiency and reduce fuel expenses.
Investments, expansions and sales growth of companies supported by El Salvador stand out
Written by Leydin Sorto
Confidence in the country's direction has led companies to consider growing their operations, and the salvadoran government is facilitating conditions for them to do so effectively.
Farmers to receive benefits that will help ensure food security
Written by Leydin Sorto
In order to guarantee salvadoran families the consumption of basic grains, vegetables, fruits and other crops, congressmen reformed, with 73 votes, the Special and Transitory Provisions to combat inflation in the prices of agricultural inputs.