Economy

Economy June 26, 2018 | 2:11 pm

The country can export US$100.0M in mangoes: official

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic can export US$100.0 million worth of the country's mango varieties, said Agriculture minister, Osmar Benítez on Mon. He urged farmers to plant mangoes in zones with the right conditions such as the South and Northwest. "The Dominican Republic has the capacity to export US$100 million in mangoes; It has the technical capacity, it has the technicians, th... Read more

Dominican Republic eyes a ‘world class’ Customs

Tourism, remittances pace 6.7% growth in first 4 months

Industries ask deputies to pass bill against unfair competition

Country’s great potential in retail draws investments: Expert

Dominican Republic posts LatAm’s fastest growth in maritime cargo traffic

Judge: Major League Baseball games will air in Dominican Republic

Dominican airline looks to ply Santiago de Cuba route

Fuel prices fall a 4th straight week; natural gas stays put

DR-Cafta: Member countries bolster environmental protection

Dominicans consume 857.8K MT of coconuts, but production wavers

Medina names commission to establish maritime borders

Deputies approve ‘just in case’ loan of US$150.0M

Dominican embassies, conulates to get down to business

Frustration: Electric pact must be signed ‘be it what it may’

CAFTA-DR Environmental Council meets in the country Wed.

Buy car in DR

Four countries dominate foreign investment in 4 sectors

Santiago home builders scream as cost of materials skyrocket

Santo Domingo Heliport redo at RD$37.6M

Country racks up a US$20.4M surplus in 1Q of 2018

Dominican Republic exports jump 8.3% to US$2.3B in 1Q

Gasoline, propane fall, diesels mixed, natural gas unchanged

Search Economy