Article: Masisa invests in new capacity.

Article: Sour Mercosur.(South American trade group ...
The Economist (US);  August 14, 1999 ;     700+ words ...If it is to survive its current strains, the South American trade group must adopt a few rules--and stick to them AFTER its formation in 1991 as a putative South American common market, Mercosur travelled a long way fast. By 1997, trade between ...

Article: Sticking-plaster for Mercosur; South ...
The Economist (US);  October 13, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... and Argentina, the two biggest members of Mercosur, the South American trade block, have been stormy recently. Argentina's ... But it is still far from deepening and broadening into the South American single market that it aspires to be. Even now, traders ...

Article: The end of the beginning.(Mercosur, South ...
The Economist (US);  October 12, 1996 ;     700+ words ...THINK back 20 years, and the southern part of South America was both an economic backwater and an armed camp. Its countries were ruled by military dictatorships, eyeing each other with suspicion and hostility, even threats of war, across borders sealed against all but a trickle of trade. Think back

Article: Four into one might go: Mercosur. (South ...
The Economist (US);  August 13, 1994 ;     700+ words ...IF FREE trade were a matter simply of organisation, these would be happy days. On January 1st the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) came into force. Next year should herald the birth of the World Trade Organisation to oversee new, broader, global trade rules. And South America, long a

Article: The labeling on the "yerba mate" (Ilex Paraguariensis) packages ...
Vision de Futuro;  June 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...INTRODUCTION The "yerba mate" activity is one of the most important economic activities in the Province of Misiones, Argentina, it concentrates about 22,000 agricultural producers, 250 drying plants and more than 100 mills, which produce approximately some 150 trade marks. The annual production is

Article: A free-trade tug-of-war; The future of ...
The Economist (US);  December 11, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Next week's summit in Brazil is unlikely to bring a South American common market much closer to reality IT IS hard to know which is more fashionable, bashing Mercosur or exalting it. In some ways ...

Article: Well positioned in Mercosur.(South America)(McCain ...
Quick Frozen Foods International;  July 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Now nearing its 10th consecutive year of producing potato products in Argentina, McCain Mercosur is poised to capitalize on an apparent revitalizing domestic economy that bodes well for all members of the Common Market of the Southern Cone--which includes Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. Economic