The United States has presented Ecuador with a formal proposal to eliminate tariffs on three of its main non-oil export…
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Shrimp Surpasses Oil and Redefines Ecuador’s Export Basket
During the first eight months of 2025, Ecuador experienced a structural shift in its foreign trade. Total exports reached USD…
China Ends Third-Party Export Licenses: Impact on Ecuadorian Importers
Since October 1, 2025, China has ended the use of export licenses managed by third parties, requiring every export operation…
Maritime Escalation Between The US and China Shakes Global Shipping Routes and Puts Ecuador on Alert
October 14, 2025, marked a turning point in global maritime trade. The United States activated new tariffs under Section 301…
China Strengthens Its Dominance in Ecuador’s Automotive Market
Between January and September 2025, Ecuador imported approximately 71,695 vehicles, worth a total of USD 1.24 billion, representing growth of…
Ecuador Adjusts Diesel Subsidy: What Does This Mean for Trade and Logistics?
On September 13, 2025, the Ecuadorian government eliminated the diesel subsidy, setting the price per gallon at USD 2.80. The…
Typhoon Ragasa and Its Impact on Ecuador’s Foreign Trade
Typhoon Ragasa’s passage through southern China and Hong Kong has not only wreaked havoc locally, but has also hit international…
Ecuador Bets on Panama as a Strategic Partner
Ecuador is taking a decisive step to strengthen its presence in Central America and the Caribbean. The country seeks to…
One million Ecuadorian roses conquer China
One million Ecuadorian roses traveled more than 13,000 kilometers and arrived fresh and radiant in China in just 72 hours….
FTA with Japan: A Strategic Gateway for Ecuador’s Trade Diversification
Ecuador has taken an important step in its trade diversification strategy by announcing the start of negotiations for a Free…