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  • IICA specialists and members of Costa Rica’s CLIITAs receive training in how to reduce food losses

    Experts from the Institute and other organizations were taught how to use and apply a methodology that helps reduce postharvest losses in agricultural crops.

  • New appellations of origin and geographical indication for Central American coffee

    Project financed by IDB/FOMIN and supported by IICA made facilitated the registration of two appellations of origin in El Salvador and Guatemala and a geographical indication in Honduras.

  • Carbon neutrality can make agribusinesses more competitive

    Officials from across Latin America learned about the WTO’s provisions on environment, with a view to promoting policies designed to make agriculture more competitive and sustainable.

  • Central American agriculture will benefit from the new geospatial information system

    IICA and a Mexican research center have signed an agreement for work on the development of solutions to food security issues in Central America.

  • IICA launches virtual food inspection school in Central America and the Dominican Republic

    By means of a digital platform, the Institute and leading universities in each country will train food inspectors and promote integration processes in the region.

  • Specialists promote agenda for advancing agricultural insurance in Latin America and the Caribbean

    At a meeting organized by IICA, international experts underscored the importance of facilitating risk management tools for small and medium-scale producers.