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The trade conflict started last month when Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa imposed tariffs as a complaint over Colombia's alleged failure to address security concerns.

Perishable food prices dropped 0.09%, fresh fruit climbed 2.38%, with grapes up 12.25%, plantains 3.72%, carrots 9.93%, oranges 6.12%.

Do the Colombian president's claim show a detachment from reality, or is he playing a joke on the public?

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 decline was driven by drops in corn (-24.9%), soybeans (-59.4%), and sugar (-69.5%).

Yuca (cassava) corn and potatoes led the growth. Colombia cultivates over 60 varieties of potatoes.

Imports for the Colombian agricultural and agroindustrial products fell by 21% in March, with an overall value of $791 million USD.

Analysts say the reduction is due to the decrease in imports of corn, wheat, and other agricultural products

To add some clarity to the headline-making dispute, Finance Colombia Executive Editor Loren Moss recently sat down to talk with Colombian mining expert Paul Harris. In addition to being the organizer of the Colombia Gold Symposium, editor of the Colombia Gold Blog, and publisher...