What does Guatemala produce?

Answer 1

They grow

• corn
• rice
• bananas
• re-fried beans
• chesse
• eggs
• meat
• salad
• cabbage
• Coca
  

Answer 2

Coffee is the leading export in this largely agricultural economy, accounting for about one-third of foreign earnings. Other major crops are sugar cane, bananas, cardamom and cotton. Guatemala boasts the largest manufacturing sector in Central America, accounting for 20 per cent of GDP, and produces processed foods, textiles, paper, pharmaceuticals and rubber goods. Oil deposits, first discovered in the mid-1970s, are being exploited by French and American concerns but the country remains a marginal producer and continues to rely heavily on imported oil. There is a small mining industry producing marble, copper, lead, zinc and other metals.

Answer 3

Bananas, coffee beans, tobacco, mangoes, avocado, plantations, and papaya

Answer 4

Bananas, textiles, (Clothing, GAP, Old Navy, etc.) coffee and they mine jade and silver.

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Answer 5

coffee, bananas, mainly fruits & vegetables

Answer 6

Guatemala is located in the tropical zone in Central America, which geographically is actually North America. The crops grown there include bananas, corn, sugar cane and beans.

Answer 7

Coffee, sugar and bananas

Answer 8

Guatemala grows fabulous coffee.