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Central America to Surpass EU Health Demands
Central America will have to surpass technical, sanitary and competitive demands to obtain the approval of the European Union, the spokesman of the commercial area of the communitarian block Rupert Schlegelmilch affirmed Wednesday.

The European team participant in the third round of negotiations in this capital, considered that such questions are not as developed as they hoped, while Central America reintroduced a proposal on the matter from the second meeting carried out in Brussels, Belgium, in February of 2008.

According to Salvadorian daily La Prensa Grafica, Economy Vice Minister of this country Johanna Hill indicated that those representing Cent Am try to assure an effective access to the European market of the exports of the area.

Central American representatives of sugar, fish and pharmaceutical sector also express their hope that negotiations take into account the asymmetries, that is to say that they consider the disadvantages of this region against the competing potentials in the foreign block.

Mario Yarzebski, from the sugar association of Guatemala expressed that the supply of the EU reflects no opening regarding sugar products: we ask Europe to open the access in exchange for the opening of our market, he commented.
 

 

 

 

 
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