By Ernesto Estremadoiro, El Deber: Bolivian coffee continues to gain ground abroad / Photo: ABI Coffee exports reached over 5 million dollars by April 2025. Unroasted coffee represents the bulk of shipments, according to a report by the IBCE based on data from the INE. Bolivian coffee exports continue to consolidate as a dynamic sector…
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Unique Exports: Coffins, Hair, Egg Yolks, Chili Peppers … | Exportaciones singulares: Ataúdes, cabello, yemas, ajíes …
By Marco Antonio Belmonte, Vision 360: Quality and Competitive Prices Coffins, Hair, Egg Yolks, and Chili Peppers Among Bolivia’s Unique Exports The country sells zippers, rabbit or hare hair, beef offal such as livers and tongues, oregano, lemon juice, and there is potential for essential oils, llama jerky, api, fruit nectar, and more. Products in…
MYOPIA: HE RAN INTO CHINA! | MIOPÍA: ¡SE TOPÓ CON CHINA!
By Oscar Antezana Malpartida: For decades, China has been the world’s factory, where increasingly automated and high-tech production chains manufacture everything from household goods and footwear to electronics, raw materials for construction, appliances, and solar panels. These factories meet the demand of U.S. and global consumers for affordable goods, but they have also fueled a…
THE ART OF THE 90-DAY TARIFF PAUSE | EL ARTE DE LA PAUSA ARANCELARIA DE 90 DÍAS
By Oscar Antezana Malpartida: Weeks ago, Trump presented a bleak picture of the U.S., portraying it as a country economically exploited, as a pretext for his tariff policy. But the reality is quite different. The true economic story of the last three decades is that the U.S. has far outpaced all its main competitors. In…
Without ATPDEA, we now have to pay 10% more in tariffs | Sin ATPDEA ahora debemos pagar 10% más en aranceles
By Marisol Alvarado, Vision 360: Trade measure More than 200 Bolivian products entering the United States will have to pay a 10% tariff According to the Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade (IBCE), Bolivia exports around 208 products to the United States, including tin, Brazil nuts, quinoa, and other minerals. Bolivian exports. Photo: ABI Starting April…
Brazil nut harvesting in Bolivia depends on the preservation of 87,000 km² of forests | Recolección de castaña en Bolivia depende de la preservación de 87.000 km² de bosques
By Noelia Molina, ANA; Erbol: BENI AND PANDO: PRODUCING REGIONS Illustrative image Since the 1990s, Bolivia has established itself as the world’s leading exporter of Brazil nuts, thanks to private investment in certification laboratories and the integration of its product into international markets such as Europe and the United States. Currently, the harvesting of this…
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