AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoProduct Innovation: Argentina’s CONICET researchers developed cellulose capsules from invasive plants to recover five metals from used batteries. Phone-battery tests succeeded, and car-battery trials are being explored. Health & Beauty: Dr. Reddy’s won Brazilian approval to sell a generic semaglutide injection, adding to price competition as cheaper rivals gain ground on Novo Nordisk. Retail & Autos: Mexico vehicle sales hit a January–October record, while Brazil’s auto trade deficit surged amid a rise in Chinese imports and weaker Argentine demand. Walmart+ has also entered Mexico, adding a new player to the country’s online retail market. Food Brands: Peru’s Alicorp completed its purchase of Colombian margarine brand Rama and 18 others, expanding its regional portfolio. Paraguay’s Savers: A Senate-backed reform would let Ueno Bank customers receive an advance of up to 40 minimum wages within 24 hours of the bank’s resolution. The bill still needs lower-house approval as customers await access to deposits.
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