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Coffee is the main product of this export basket and represented 21.9% in the period.

Prices of carrots, beets, junca, onions, broccoli, and green beans rose over 10% due to lower supply from key regions.

Imported dry peas, yellow corn, lentils fell; domestic beans, prime rice, corn on the cob rose.

Antioquia, Cundinamarca, Cauca, Boyacá, Tolima, and Nariño have the most vulnerable hectares, highlighting the need for targeted action.

The event by CORFERIAS and CAMACOL offers spaces to enhance knowledge via talks and a 'Talk Zone'.

Excess water threatens crops like bananas, cacao, avocado, vegetables, and potatoes, while high humidity boosts pests and disease.

Vegetable prices rose over 10% for onions, tomatoes, and more due to rain-reduced harvests in Boyacá, Nariño, and Cundinamarca.

Swisscontact seeks to promote sustainable tourism in Colombia via the Colombia Más Competitiva program.

Agriculture led Colombia's non-mining export growth, rising 43.8% in foreign sales and comprising 46.6% of the sector's basket.

By using seaplanes that can land on both runways and water, Alma Air will be able to reach every destination in Colombia, including remote airstrips and almost all major rivers.