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Trade and production cooperation between Caribbean and Latin American countries

By:

Parsan, Elizabeth

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CCS GeorgetownGY 1990Description: [3],51 leavesAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Examines three specific areas - the scope for trade in non-traditional commodities - areas for production cooperation - and possible constraints to available opportunities. Reports that the products in the chemicals category have the greatest potential for trade. In the second area, formulates a broad strategy, i.e. utilizing raw material in the Caribbean to build up or expand upon existing industries; and sourcing technologies and machinery and equipment from Latin America. Identifies agro-industry - fruit, vegetables, edible oil and fish processing as the key area for production cooperation. Highlights as major constraints - tariffs and non-tariff barriers, finance and transport. Also makes policy recommendations.

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Examines three specific areas - the scope for trade in non-traditional commodities - areas for production cooperation - and possible constraints to available opportunities. Reports that the products in the chemicals category have the greatest potential for trade. In the second area, formulates a broad strategy, i.e. utilizing raw material in the Caribbean to build up or expand upon existing industries; and sourcing technologies and machinery and equipment from Latin America. Identifies agro-industry - fruit, vegetables, edible oil and fish processing as the key area for production cooperation. Highlights as major constraints - tariffs and non-tariff barriers, finance and transport. Also makes policy recommendations.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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