The information from the journalistic medium “is part of a speculation aimed at forcing the exchange market by restricting the supply of foreign currency”, they indicated and reiterated that: “No measure is being evaluated that implies improving this type of exchange for agriculture.”
Around 6:30 p.m., the journalist Mauricio Bartoli reported on the channel that to “capture soybean grains and transform them into dollars,” the government “is studying a plan” based “on increasing the exchange rate for the countryside by 30% or 40%.”
“In this way, there would be an incentive for producers to liquidate these grains with the advantage of charging a higher amount of pesos,” he explained, adding that this “is the most focused plan that the Ministry of Economy has for the productive sector.”
Government promotes Agroindustry Law
On this day, the Minister of the Interior, Edward of Peter; the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Serge Massaand the governors of La Pampa and Formosa, Sergio Ziliotto Y Gildo Insfran, respectively, they held a meeting to discuss the progress of the Agroindustry Bill.
The initiative was discussed on the 6th of this month in a plenary session of the Industry and Agriculture and Livestock Commissions of the Lower House.
The project mainly seeks to generate foreign exchange and new jobs in agricultural and agro-industrial production in the country’s 24 value chains.
At the same time, it aims to promote greater industrialization in agricultural activity to export with greater added value, through the incorporation of investments and greater technology.
Source: Ambito
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