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Jul, 01 | 2019
Media Mentions
Costa Rica becomes the world leader in butterfly exports

The Central American country has specialized in the breeding of worms for laboratories, museums and crafts

Original Link: El País

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In the midst of the traditional products headed by bananas, pineapples or coffee, and medical devices that...

Jul, 01 | 2019
Media Mentions
Butterflies go beyond borders

Costa Rica has more than 12,000 species of nocturnal moths and more than 1500 diurnal species.

The country receives an average of $ 1.8 million per year from the sale of these insects

Original Link: Universidad de Costa Rica

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Jul, 01 | 2019
Media Mentions
Legal issues jeopardize production of butterflies

An appeal of unconstitutionality froze the renewal of permits to the producers of butterflies, a rural activity mainly of low-income families and schooling

Original Link: Seminario Universidad

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Jul, 01 | 2019
Media Mentions
Patients will find relief in the butterfly house inside Hospital Mexico

First butterflies are about to see the light in a space that tries to imitate the environment of the tropical rain forest

Original Link: Periódico La Nación

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Jul, 01 | 2019
News
What has kept us busy during 2019

New Packing System
 

As part of our continuous improvement efforts, this year we decided to spend some time discussing innovative ways to pack our pupae, not looking for ways to unpack the pupae much faster and easily, but also trying to reduce the materials used and improving the protection that we give to our lovely...

Oct, 18 | 2018
News
2018 Key Accomplishments

We would like to share with you some of our key accomplishments of the year 2018 that we are certain will possitively change the way we work and provide service to all our clients in the years to come!

  1. 4 New species were firmly reintroduced into our regular deliveries of pupae: Myscelia Ethusa, Zaretis Itys, Anteos Clorinde, and Tithorea Tarricina. Some of them
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Jul, 31 | 2018
Educational
Butterfly Farming in Costa Rica after 33 years of service

As you have read in the past edition of the “Flutterings”, during the IABES conference held in Holland in October 2017, many speakers (including myself) had the opportunity to share our perspectives around different topics that have an impact in our industry, and actively involve the audience to take part of the discussions. 


Considering the audience...

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