Gonzalo Salguero
Gonzalo Salguero is the president of the agricultural sector board at Agexport in Guatemala. He has been actively advocating for the reactivation of over $20 million in agricultural investments that are currently on hold due to uncertainties surrounding tariffs from the United States, the lack of approval for the Agricultural Innovation Law, and delays in pest risk analysis studies. Salguero emphasizes the potential for significant growth in agricultural exports, highlighting the need for legislative support and efficient risk assessment processes to enhance Guatemala's competitiveness in international markets.
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Gonzalo Salguero, president of the Agricultural Sector Board of the Guatemalan Exporters Association (Agexport), reported that they have already held meetings with authorities from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food and the Ministry of Economy.
Sector agrícola no tradicional advierte riesgo de perder cosecha y contratos por arancel del 10% de EE. UU.
Guatemala· 2026-02-06Gonzalo Salguero, president of the Agricultural Sector Board of Agexport, expressed concern over the exclusion of the agricultural sector from the tariff agreement.
Por exclusión en acuerdo con EE. UU, exportadores de minivegetales, frambuesas y otros, temen pérdida de empleosGuatemala· 2026-02-03
Gonzalo Salguero is the president of the Agricultural Sector Board of Agexport who expressed expectations for new port laws.
Las tres tareas urgentes para evitar el colapso portuario: ineficiencias cuestan US$100 millonesGuatemala· 2025-11-07
Gonzalo Salguero is the president of the Comisión Agrícola de la Asociación Guatemalteca de Exportadores and has addressed the delays caused by biometric controls at Empornac.
Los rendimientos de Empornac se han reducido sustancialmente y empresas temen crisis logísticaGuatemala· 2025-10-23
Gonzalo Salguero is the president of the agricultural sector board of Agexport and discusses the challenges facing agricultural investment in Guatemala.
piden reactivar más de US$20 millones en inversión agrícolaGuatemala· 2025-07-22
