EU Pesticide Rule Revisions Threaten $72M Guyana Rice Trade
Brussels' proposed revisions to pesticide residue rules pose a direct threat to Guyana's rice exports to the European Union, potentially disrupting $72 million in annual trade, according to an assessment prepared by Bryant Christie Inc for the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA). The initiative risks affecting a broader $75 million in annual trade between the two…
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