AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBusiness Resilience: Small firms in the Caribbean and northern South America should prepare for climate and other disruptions, including a possible Super El Niño that could strain food and water supplies. Low-cost plans to protect operations and supply chains can help limit shocks. Insurance Access: CCRIF plans a regional reinsurance facility, with a go/no-go decision due in May 2027, to help make coverage more affordable as rising premiums and shrinking options squeeze Caribbean businesses. Digital Sales: TikTok and the International Chamber of Commerce are developing digital commerce labs for SMEs in selected Latin American markets, offering skills and tools to reach customers beyond their local communities. Export Opportunity: Trinidad and Tobago has an estimated US$2.8 billion in untapped non-energy export potential, especially in chemicals, processed foods and beverages; businesses are urged to make better use of trade agreements and pursue new markets. Tourism: Curaçao welcomed 12% more stayover visitors in October than a year earlier, but the key question for local businesses is how much of the boom translates into income for residents.
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