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Excess Chickens and eggs
that's what my dad taught me but i am still suspicious of boiling those huevos criollos. in any case they taste so good when fried!
It is like filet mignon, get the meat or the eggs to relax at room temperature, therefore they have the full flavor !! i know it is silly what i gona say next...Don t put a women in the freezer just keep her to room temperature, it taste better and it is natural !!
Those price hiccups can boomerang. Drop in price leads to less production then when the demand comes back up they can't increase supply quickly enough. I wouldn't be surprised if they simply cut exports to Haiti to stabilize the market...
Cost effective
It's not unheard of, producers will destroy excess product to maintain price stability or to increase prices. It is more cost effective for them. They will take the short term loss of revenue as the result They can regain the losses having the knowledge of a sustainable stable revenue vs the uncertainty of maintaining a high inventory which will lower prices and have the increased expense of storage and maintenance.
Regards,
PJT
It's not unheard of, producers will destroy excess product to maintain price stability or to increase prices. It is more cost effective for them. They will take the short term loss of revenue as the result They can regain the losses having the knowledge of a sustainable stable revenue vs the uncertainty of maintaining a high inventory which will lower prices and have the increased expense of storage and maintenance.
Regards,
PJT
Health inspectors at my old restaurant would have a minor coronary if eggs weren't kept in the fridge...
what would they have done if they saw you buying fish off a stick, like the stuff they sell near to Bonao?
I'm sure the full force of the Health Department bureaucracy would have come down on my head.
"What doesn't kill me makes me stronger" applies to one's immune system...
But they wouldn't buy that argument...Haiti has been an easy market because it has been so close. But it seems clear that trade with Haiti is unreliable so they are going to have to ramp up other markets. They do export to Puerto Rico and Venezuela so they do have that technology.. those must be frozen birds, right? And eggs? wonder if they export eggs?
Seems like there should be a rich market in Cuba which imports the majority of its food.
The DR is the only country here in the region that has a strong argricultural market so maybe this will help them get their export market savy up for other sectors in the region, not just to Europe. I know that they do a big business to Europe in the high end market with organic certified tomatos and herbs.
But nothing really with the fruit and plantains. Of course, those may be the things that the other islands have.
The little islands though.. like the Virgin Islands and the tourist islands have very little agricultural production, am I right?
Seems like there should be a rich market in Cuba which imports the majority of its food.
The DR is the only country here in the region that has a strong argricultural market so maybe this will help them get their export market savy up for other sectors in the region, not just to Europe. I know that they do a big business to Europe in the high end market with organic certified tomatos and herbs.
But nothing really with the fruit and plantains. Of course, those may be the things that the other islands have.
The little islands though.. like the Virgin Islands and the tourist islands have very little agricultural production, am I right?
I'm sure the full force of the Health Department bureaucracy would have come down on my head.
"What doesn't kill me makes me stronger" applies to one's immune system...
i would not test that saying with those fish i see on sticks, in 90 degree heat, all day.
you are right about productive capacity. they do, however, have an entrenched class of importer oligarchs, who have their sources firmly in place already.
no, i mean guys who have their sources in places like the USA, from whom they buy their stuff
ok, but Cuba would be a good market then, right? They import 75% of their food. From where?