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Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association
Every story we’ve published that names Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association, newest first.
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3
Oct 30 to Nov 5
First named
Aug 5, 2026
6 stories since
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Business
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Coverage, newest first
- Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association and House Lawmakers Debate Taxes, Energy, Labor and Water at Joint Hearing
Business leaders and Puerto Rico House lawmakers debated tax policy, energy reform, labor rules and water infrastructure at a hearing held Tuesday at the headquarters of the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association (PRMA).
- MIDA Warns Puerto Rico Supermarkets’ Power Costs Could Raise Food Prices
Rising electricity costs have left supermarkets in Puerto Rico uncertain, with operating expenses doubling in recent months, according to Félix Aponte, president of the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association (MIDA).
- Senate Backs Amendments to Preserve Local Opportunity Zone Incentives
Supporters including the Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC), the Puerto Rico Home Builders Association, the Department of Housing and the Manufacturers Association filed their backing on Wednesday for Senate Bill 1514, Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz’s measure to amend the local Opportunity Zones Incentives Code.
- Puerto Rico Manufacturing Expands for Fourth Straight Month, PMI at 52.9 in August
Manufacturing activity in Puerto Rico expanded for a fourth consecutive month, according to the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for August.
- Manufacturers and Retailers Push for Repeal or Reduction of Oil Tax at Senate Hearing
The Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association (Asociación de Industriales) and the Centro Unido de Detallistas joined other organizations advocating for eliminating the so-called 'crudita,' a petroleum products tax, during a hearing before the Senate’s Finance Committee (Comisión de Hacienda).
- Slight Increase in Puerto Rico’s PMI
The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for Puerto Rico’s manufacturing sector increased to 54.1 in June 2026, a 1.7-point increase compared to the previous month’s 52.4.