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The article offers information on the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL), which offers insights into the Latin American book market. It highlights the challenges in communicating, publishing & selling books across various Latin American countries due to differences in culture, geography and shared Spanish language; and emphasizes the importance of segmenting the Spanish-language book market and understanding the specific needs and desires of readers in different regions.

Cotton Incorporated Latin America has launched the STYLING COTTON: Ready-To-Wear Talent initiative, which aims to connect designers with brands and department stores in Mexico. Fourteen designers will work with unique cotton fabrics from Cotton Incorporated to create commercial garments. The top three looks will be awarded and promoted in print and digital media in Latin America, and Cotton Incorporated will purchase the creations of eight selected designers and reward them with incentives. The competition continues with the following phases, where the winners will be selected in June. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the collaboration between the companies Trützschler and Zagis in Mexico. Zagis is a family-owned spinning and weaving company that is seeking a more sustainable future. By partnering with Trützschler, they have adopted cutting-edge technologies that increase efficiency and optimize quality, including the TCO 21 combing machine. Zagis is a leader in the Latin American textile industry and operates 13 plants in Mexico. The collaboration with Trützschler has allowed Zagis to achieve impressive production figures. Additionally, Zagis has a strong focus on reducing its environmental footprint and has covered all of its energy consumption with renewable energy since 2020. [Extracted from the article]

Espintex is a manufacturer of combed cotton yarn located in Huejotzingo, Puebla. It was founded in 1999 by Manuel Espinosa Maurer and is mainly dedicated to the production of yarns for knitwear manufacturers, underwear, and high-end denim garments. The company is renewing the machinery in its plant and is evaluating suppliers in Turkey, but faces challenges due to the long delivery times caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Espintex uses both domestic and imported cotton, with 60% being of domestic origin and 40% imported, and is concerned about the environment by using organic BCI cotton. The director emphasizes the importance of staying updated in the yarn market and addressing trends such as sustainability. The main challenge for the company is to complete the renovation of its machinery and continue advancing in the sustainability topic. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Latin American airline Latam Group, focusing on the author's suggestion of changes facing the company as of January 2014. Topics include Latam's creation from a merger of airlines TAM of Brazil and LAN of Chile, the goals of major shareholders Enrique and Ignacio Cueto for the company, and aircraft models operated and on order by TAM and LAN from manufacturers Airbus and Boeing.

The article focuses on Countries in Latin America did not feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic until several weeks after Europe and the U.S. but the impacts of the coronavirus when it arrived were swift on the region's economy. Topics include the contraction had analysts looking at what could drive the regions recovery from the pandemic, and Latin American countries should begin fostering sustainable industrial and technological policies.

The article presents a report on a macroeconomic scenario of year 2020 which is Coronavirus causing disruption when needs economic recovery. Topics include Rina Quijada, Vice President for Latin America at IHS Markit, saying the petrochemical business is being linked to consumer spending in modern life; integration making sense for the sake of competitiveness; and suggesting the different countries in Latin America to explore the available synergies and investing in the needed infrastructure.

The article focuses on the initiative of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to bring the most modern navigation techniques to Latin America and the Caribbean Area designed to reduce fuel costs and emissions. Such initiative involves convincing airlines, airports and regional civil aviation agencies to adopt area navigation (RNAV) and Required Navigation Performance (RNP). IATA has been working on the improvement of 21 intraregional routes as well as the operations in key terminal areas.

The Heimtextil Colombia fair, organized by Inexmoda, will take place in Medellin in April 2024. This event, licensed by Messe Frankfurt, seeks to explore growth opportunities in Latin American markets. The fair will be aimed at specialized and volume buyers, and will involve the participation of retailers, wholesalers, designers, furniture stores, among others. The presence of 110 exhibitors and 4,000 buyers from different countries is expected. The event will focus on categories such as decorative fabrics, upholstery, coatings, wall decoration, bedding, among others. Colombia is considered an ideal destination for holding fairs and trade platforms due to its geographical position and free trade agreements. [Extracted from the article]

Monforts, a textile machinery manufacturer based in Germany, has received orders from textile manufacturers in Central and South America following their participation in the ITMA fair in Milan. The companies are interested in Monforts' Montex stenter branches, which offer advantages in terms of production performance, energy efficiency, and resource savings. These machines are equipped with digital technology and offer intuitive handling and application-based service tools. Some of the companies that have placed orders include Grupo Austral-Tex from Argentina, CIT in Brazil, Global Textiles in Guatemala, Zentrix and Avante in Mexico. Monforts has experienced an unexpected response from Latin American companies, demonstrating the region's interest in new technologies and innovations in the textile industry. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the participation of Latin American companies in ITMA 2023, the largest textile exhibition worldwide. The importance of technological transfer and cheaper labor in Latin America is highlighted as factors that increase its importance as a market. The impressions of Latin American visitors, such as Artextil and Protela, on innovations in environmental sustainability and digital transformation at the fair are mentioned. An interview with Alessandro Zucchi, president of ACIMIT, is also included, who emphasizes the importance of human capital and the relationship between the textile industry and the government, as well as ACIMIT's efforts to promote a sustainable industry. The article highlights the advantages of improving service quality by providing faster and more efficient responses to customers. However, it also points out that textile manufacturers face the challenge of adapting to digitization and acquiring new skills and professional training to take advantage of the synergy between machines and human capital. [Extracted from the article]

Reports on the proceedings in a roundtable discussion on Latin American aviation issues on May 21, 1994 in Orlando, Florida. Participants; Alliances among Latin carriers; Formation of a multi-carrier frequent-flier program; Open sky policies; Role of governments. INSET: Airline chief values government role..

Industry authorities are convinced that the Latin American and Caribbean economies have bottomed and they predict an upturn in passengers and cargo. International cargo; projected traffic .

Se presenta una entrevista con el Director Senior, Supply Chain Marketing, Cotton Incorporated, Latinoamérica, Jaime Flores Cornejo. Él comparte sus puntos de vista sobre la Sostenibilidad y el futuro de la industria del algodón en América Latina, la innovación de productos en el sector de la moda y el impacto de la pandemia Covid-19 en la fabricación textil.

El artículo discute la edición 19 de Pro Textil 2023, con un enfoco en la celebración de los primeros 20 años de la Fundación Pro Tejer y las oportunidades para unir las cadenas de valor de la industria textil y de confección en América Latina. El artículo también se centra en la importancia de armonizar la actividad industrial y la importancia de la colaboración público-privada para la sostenibilidad de la industria textil.

Se presenta una entrevista con el Presidente de FESPA, Christophe Aussenac, sobre la Visión de Liderazgo Global discutida en la Global Print Expo 2023, FESPA 2023. El artículo también se centra en las oportunidades de desarrollo en tecnología de impresión digital en la industria gráfica latinoamericana y el desarrollo sostenible de la tecnología de impresión.

According to a report from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the relocation of textile manufacturing in Latin America, known as "nearshoring," could increase the region's exports of goods and services by up to $78 billion. Central American and Caribbean economies would be the most benefited, especially Mexico, which could increase its exports of goods by over $35 billion. Other major economies in the region, such as Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia, would also experience significant increases in exports of goods. This nearshoring trend has increased in recent years due to rising manufacturing costs in China and trade tensions between China and the United States. [Extracted from the article]

Cedro Textil is a Brazilian company that manufactures denim and twill for two production lines: Jeanswear and Workwear. The company uses state-of-the-art machinery from Marzoli to achieve versatility and quality in its products. Cedro Textil has four factories equipped with cutting-edge technology and has offices in Belo Horizonte and Sao Paulo. Its products are sold in all regions of Brazil, South, Central and North America, Europe, and Asia. Cedro Textil is one of the leading textile manufacturers in Brazil, with a yarn production capacity of over 3,000 tons per month. [Extracted from the article]

Indorama Ventures Public Co. Ltd. will acquire Oxiteno S.A. Indústria e Comércio, a subsidiary of Ultrapar Participações S.A. and one of the main integrated detergent producers in Brazil. Oxiteno will complement Indorama's presence in the United States and Latin America. In Chile, the Green Corridors Network project was announced, a joint initiative between the Chilean Ministry of Energy and the Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Maritime Transport. In Guatemala, Levi's partnered with Mercado Global to launch a collection of sustainable accessories made from Levi's denim fabric and handwoven by indigenous artisans. In Mexico, the topic of nearshoring was discussed during the visit of the presidents of the United States and Canada. In Peru, Textil El Amazonas received the Blue Certificate for its water treatment plant for the reuse of effluents from its dry cleaning process. Additionally, Inditex and WWF will collaborate on forest conservation projects, watershed restoration, and the protection of threatened species and their ecosystems. OEKO-TEX has made updates to its testing and certification criteria, including the prohibition of the use of perfluorinated substances and the mandatory self-assessment for OEKO-TEX Eco Passport certification. [Extracted from the article]

El artículo se centra en el crecimiento y la innovación de la industria de bebidas de América Latina. Los temas discutidos incluyen estadísticas de consumo de bebidas, el enfoque de los Latinoamericanos en una dieta saludable, baja la potabilidad del agua, percentil de los hogares mexicanos consumen agua embotellada, bebidas" las ventas en México y los nuevos productos lanzados en Brasil en 2017.

El artículo se centra en los datos recogidos por la empresa de investigación de mercado Euromonitor International sobre el total de la venta de bocadillos y panes en países de América Latina en 2018. Diversos temas discutidos incluyen previsiones de crecimiento hasta el año 2021, el crecimiento en el consumo masivo, aperitivos de la industria de México y el comportamiento de compra de los consumidores mexicanos.

This article focuses on the fact that the world airline passenger traffic is expected to rebound this year with 6.2 percent growth, according to the International Civil Aviation Organization. Throughout the 2004-2006 forecast period, Middle East airlines are to experience above-average traffic growth, while airline traffic in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa is expected to remain stable, but with growth below the world average. Airline leaders at an FAA safety conference near Washington last week say safety continues to be a top priority, but one executive notes that plans for new equipment are being examined more closely in an era of tight finances and greater spending on security.

The article discusses the challenges for chemical and petrochemical companies in Latin American countries such as Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Design and implementation of political, economic and energy reforms to enhance business condition, is mentioned. Construction of ports and airports to decrease budget deficit and investment security in infrastructure, is also emphasized. INSET: Positioned to profit from growing lithium demand.

El artículo presenta las opiniones del autor sobre la globalización financiera con referencia a los países de América Latina y Asia. Varios temas discutidos incluyen la política monetaria en estos países, la inestabilidad macroeconómica allá, la inflación durante la represión financiera, la credibilidad y las reformas financieras.

El artículo informa sobre el informe anual sobre la producción de producción de carne y carne de cerdo en los países latinoamericanos como Brasil, Argentina y México. Varios temas a tratar incluyen la fluctuación en la tasa de consumo de estos países, los factores que apoyaron la oferta de estos productos en el mercado estadounidense y la influencia de las epidemias en el crecimiento del sector.

The article discusses China's efforts and investment in the infrastructural development in Latin America. Topics discussed include capitalization of need for energy and infrastructure development in South America by China, construction of hydroelectric dams, nuclear reactors and railroads in Latin America, and other direct investments in oil production and infrastructure projects handled by China.

El artículo se centra en la influencia de 2008 crisis financieras globales en el sector bancario central de América latina. Los diversos temas discutidos incluyen el papel de los bancos centrales en la gestión financiera de la estabilidad, aplicación de la política fiscal para la inflación de manejo, coordinación entre las políticas prudenciales monetarias y macras de la región.

El artículo informa sobre el rendimiento de la industria de alimentos y bebidas en América Latina en 2015-2016. Los temas tratados incluyen la exportación de carne de res y carne de Argentina y disminución en el consumo de carne de bovino en México; aumento en la producción de vino en Chile en 2015 y el crecimiento de la industria del vino en México; y aumento en el consumo de snacks en América Latina y un buen funcionamiento mostrado por la industria de snacks en Argentina.

The U.S. is attempting to reestablish itself as the primary supplier of airport facilities and equipment in Latin America after losing much business to France, Canada and Great Britain. A summary of the markets (including the Caribbean) is presented.

Focuses on the decisions of countries in Latin America on modernizing their air force's fighter planes. Impact of declining defense budgets; Mention of aircraft purchases of Chile, including the Raytheon T-6 Texan; Peru's purchase of used MiG-29 fighters; Efforts of nations to prioritize defense; Impact of aging fleets of aircraft.

Focuses on the debate in the United States over export of military equipment and arms to Latin American countries. Chile, Argentina and Brazil as expected to lead Latin America's purchase of US military equipment; The US government as easing its policy on arms exports to Latin America; Figures on US and European arms transfer agreements with Latin America from 1989-1992, and 1993-1996. Focus on requirements of the countries.

Looks at air traffic management in Latin America. The reluctance and inability of officials in the region to agree on the requirements for future air traffic control systems; The problems that beset traffic management throughout the region; Challenged posed by the South American terrain and the density of the Amazon; Financial and other problems; Why their predicament is worsening; Companies that have shown technology to Latin American governments.

Relates that Latin American military services are focusing on modernization rather than replacement of their aviation equipment. Reasons including tight budgets and greater control by civilian governments; Need for new combat aircraft; Military officials from Argentina, Brazil and Chile gathering at the Chilean air force's FIDAE '96 air show, to look for solutions.

Features the FIDAE '94 air show in Chile reflecting Latin America's requirements for technology in aerospace products. Number of participating companies from 36 countries; Airbus Industrie's A320 and Ilyushin's Il 96M's domination of display of civil aircraft; Companies and aircraft on exhibit.

El artículo analiza el crecimiento del mercado de las bebidas en la industria mundial de alimentos hasta septiembre de 2016. Se compara el rendimiento de diferentes bebidas incluyendo el whisky, el vino y las bebidas carbonatadas. También se examina la producción y venta de estas bebidas en varios países de América Latina como Brasil y Chile.

El artículo presenta las opiniones de los autores sobre las directrices operacionales para valores emitidos por los bancos centrales de los mercados emergentes de América Latina y el Caribe con el objetivo de gestionar sus saldos de reserva. Los varios temas tratados incluyen la gestión de la liquidez en los mercados financieros, los aspectos conceptuales de valores y aplicación de la política monetaria por el Departamento de Mercados Monetarios y de Capital.

E-commerce in Latin America has experienced a 35% growth during the pandemic, reaching retail sales of 85 billion dollars in 2020. It is expected that this figure will increase to 160 billion dollars in 2025. Brazil and Mexico are the main players in Latin American e-commerce, but countries like Peru and Colombia have also experienced rapid growth. Despite the barriers prior to the pandemic, Latin American consumers are increasingly comfortable buying online and have found it to be safe and reliable. Argentina's retail e-commerce market is expected to be the fastest-growing in the world, with a growth rate of 79.0%. Returns of online products in Latin America are less frequent than in the United States due to taxes paid and the difficulty of recovering that money. Private courier companies like SkyPostal are considered reliable alternatives for shipping products purchased online in the region. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the attempt by Latin American countries to modernize their armed forces. Topics covered include their preparation for greater cooperation both regionally and internationally, the financial issues that are hampering the modernization, and their aim of having multiple-mission aircraft capable of carrying victims of disasters and transporting troops onto the battlefield.

El artículo ofrece resúmenes de noticias para la industria del pan de América Latina. Consumo de pan fue mayor en Chile entre otros países de América Latina, incluyendo a Venezuela, Colombia y Argentina. Panificadora Bimbo ha adquirido East Balt panaderías. Estadísticas ha sido liberado por la Cámara Nacional de la industria panificadora (CANAINPA) sobre el consumo anual por habitante de pan.

FESPA Mexico 2022 was the largest textile printing solutions exhibition in Latin America. It took place from September 22nd to 24th, 2022 at the Citibanamex Convention Center in Mexico City, with the participation of over 100 exhibitors and 11,000 visitors. Innovations in digital printing equipment, applications, and solutions for textile and interior decoration printing were showcased, as well as branding options and tools for signage. Conferences and workshops on vinyl were also offered, highlighting the importance of sustainable printing. The exhibition was considered a success, and the printing industry community was invited to participate in the next edition and FESPA Bajío in April 2023. [Extracted from the article]

El artículo informa sobre el desempeño de la industria alimentaria en América Latina durante 2015, junto con la previsión para el año 2016. Los temas tratados incluyen fusiones y adquisiciones y crecimiento de la industria en América Latina; el anuncio de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) sobre los efectos adversos de la carne roja; y el desempeño de la industria del café en América Latina.

The article discusses Latin music industry executives. Topics include chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) Jesus Lopez of the music company Universal Music Latin America/Iberian Peninsula, president Tomas Cookman of the record label Cookman International, and CEO Alex Mizrahi of the record label and talent agency Ocesa Seitrack.

El artículo presenta un reporte de las principales tendencias de la industria de bebidas de América Latina en 2015, con énfasis en cifras de consumo en los distintos países de la región. Los temas tratados incluyen el consumo de bebidas carbonatadas o colas, particularmente en México; el crecimiento de la oferta y consumo de agua embotellada o mineral y la industria del café, en especial la producción de café.

El artículo se centra en las implicaciones de la inclusión financiera, o el aceso a los servicios financieros, para los bancos centrales de latinoamérica. Se considera el papel de la inclusión financiera en el crecimiento económico por la reducción de la pobreza y el aumento de la estabilidad en la política monetaria; la variación en el grado de inclusión financiera en diferentes regiones sobre la base del nivel de ingresos y la estabilización del consumo de los hogares.

El artículo presenta un panorama de la industria alimenticia de América Latina en 2015, incluyendo aspectos como mejor rendimiento, innovación y mejor producto nuevo. Los temas tratados incluyen la adquisición de Tyson Food México, la inauguración de nuevas plantas de Coca-Cola FEMSA y el lanzamiento de la línea de yogur con sabor a café Alpina Café Selections de Alpina Foods.

The article evaluates the architectural design of architects Solano Benitez and Gloria Cabral, provides information on the group of Latin American architects called Supersudaca involved in the cause of Latin American urban planning and architecture and discusses interviews with architects like Carla Juaçaba, Abel Perles and Carlos Bedoya.