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Hunger haunts Panama's Guaymis
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China Daily; Jul 2, 2002; 700+ Words
...coffee-producing western Chiriqui province, the crisis...best coffee-producing land in Central America. At...four years ago. Coffee co-operative warehouses...picking bananas in lowland Chiriqui have also been affected...government's Council for the Co-ordination of Indigenous...
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Pressure, Fresh Dollars Help Noriega Break Strike; Hard Currency Obtained by Government Includes Payments From U.S. Companies
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The Washington Post; Mar 31, 1988; ; 700+ Words
...operating in Panama as Texaco, Eastern Airlines and the Chiriqui Land Co. of United Brands, which grows Chiquita bananas in...paid $300,000; Eastern Airlines $172,000 and Chiriqui Land $2.5 million, according to these sources. After...
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INVESTMENT CLIMATE UPDATE.
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Caribbean Update; Oct 1, 1999; 700+ Words
...container port (Stevedoring Services of America); (3) Chiriqui Land Co. (Chiquita Brands International); (4) power generation...oil pipeline (moth-balled) and container port at Chiriqui Grande (60% owned by Northville Industries and Chicago...
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Chiquita Brands International Signs Agreement To Sell Armuelles, Panama, Division Assets To Worker Cooperative; Tripartite Negotiations Yield Fair, Responsible Solution.
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PR Newswire; Apr 28, 2003; 700+ Words
...Puerto Armuelles Fruit Co. (PAFCO) division to...Industrial de Trabajadores de la Chiriqui Land Company y Empresas Afines...operator under an existing land-lease contract between...hectares (7,400 acres) of land on the Pacific coast of...
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Chiquita Brands International signs agreement to sell Armuelles, Panama, division assets to worker cooperative.
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PR Newswire; Apr 28, 2003; 700+ Words
...Puerto Armuelles Fruit Co. (PAFCO) division to...Industrial de Trabajadores de la Chiriqui Land Company y Empresas Afines...operator under an existing land-lease contract between...hectares (7,400 acres) of land on the Pacific coast of...
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Chiquita to discontinue financial subsidy of Armuelles, Panama, division.
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PR Newswire; Dec 31, 2002; 700+ Words
...company's Puerto Armuelles Fruit Co. (PAFCO) in Panama, on Jan. 1...Sindicato Industrial de Trabajadores de la Chiriqui Land Company y Empresas Afines) union...approximately 3,000 hectares of land on the Pacific coast. In 2001, this...
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Chiquita To Discontinue Financial Subsidy of Armuelles, Panama, Division.
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PR Newswire; Dec 31, 2002; 700+ Words
...company's Puerto Armuelles Fruit Co. (PAFCO) in Panama, on Jan. 1...Sindicato Industrial de Trabajadores de la Chiriqui Land Company y Empresas Afines) union...approximately 3,000 hectares of land on the Pacific coast. In 2001, this...
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BANANA WORKERS STRIKE.
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Caribbean Update; Dec 1, 1996; 421 Words
...went on strike on October 29, demanding better working conditions. Representative of the workers' union of the Chiriqui Land Co. (Chirilanco) said the strike will continue until the company satisfies their demands and reinstates the 69 workers...
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Feature: Yes, we'll pick no bananas.
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United Press International; Aug 30, 2001; 700+ Words
...subsidiary of Chiquita Brands, will not be able to sell 500,000 cases that were left to rot during the protest. Chiriqui Land Co. Chief Executive Officer Steven G. Warshaw had threatened to pull out of Baru -- a depressed region in the Pacific...
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Atlantic port to be developed
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Caribbean Update; May 1, 1994; 700+ Words
...this summer. The $200 million project is expected to be completed in 18 months. Mike Rotolo, vice president of Chiriqui Land Co. (Chiquita Brands) and president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Panama, says the project should lower...
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Car Carrying U.S. Envoy Chased in Panama;Automobile Pursued by Police; Embassy Calls Incident `Serious'
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The Washington Post; Apr 4, 1988; ; 700+ Words
...S. companies doing business in Panama. The estimated $3 million that Noriega raised from such companies as the Chiriqui Land Co. of United Brands, Eastern Airlines and Texaco, only provided enough money for the government to cover a fraction...
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FEATURE: YES, WE'LL PICK NO BANANAS
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United Press International; Aug 30, 2001; 700+ Words
...subsidiary of Chiquita Brands, will not be able to sell 500,000 cases that were left to rot during the protest. Chiriqui Land Co. Chief Executive Officer Steven G. Warshaw had threatened to pull out of Baru -- a depressed region in the Pacific...
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