With the soybean dollar underway, the Secretary of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Nation, Juan José Bahilloannounced today a new compensation for the poultry and pig sectors and a boost to the dairy sector and the dairy, by participating in the II International Corn Congress (CIM) that takes place in the Entre Ríos city of Paraná, Entre Ríos.
It’s about a “subsidy or compensationas has already been given” for the poultry and pork sectors, and a “boost for the dairy sector” since “the dairy situation is not good“but they are”evaluating alternativeshe detailed Bahillo.
In a press conference after speaking at the Provincial Convention Center (CPC), Bahillo confirmed that these are measures to “strengthen the macroeconomy” and tools to “compensate the impacts on other productive chains” after a new edition of the “soy dollar”.
The national secretary stressed that differentiation in the exchange rate is a measure “that must be understood within the context of a atrocious debt and fierce that left 9,000 million dollars due for this year.
“If we add the effects of the drought, there is a loss of around $22 billion: $31 billion less in the balance of tradewhich is a third of the total,” he explained.
Furthermore, he assured that the national government “does not want to have stocks or exchange gap” with the dollar, but stressed that eliminating it “means more devaluation, poverty and hyperinflation.”
The order for a differential dollar
At the end of last July, the Dairy Industry Center sent a note to Sergio Massa, to Juan José Bahillo, José Romero, Arturo Videla and Matías Tombolini, in which he raised the need to have a differential exchange rate For the sector, although they do not agree with the system, they also asked to lower withholdings. But there was no response.
There was also a meeting that the Dairy Industry Center (CIL), the Association of Small and Medium-Sized Dairy Enterprises (Apymel) and the Intercooperative Board had with several of the aforementioned officials. He official fear It does not seem to be other than to generate an impact on the values of the Internal market.
Impulso Tambero 2: the measure to help the sector
Currently, the Tambero Impulse Program 2which has already collected 4,571 beneficiaries who will receive a total contribution of $5,955,461,699.46 between the two installments of the Program.
The initiative is intended for all those dairy farmers who register an average daily production of up to 7,000 liters of raw milk in the period April 2022 to March 2023, whose contribution will be determined according to the average production volume:
-The and the producers with an average no more than 1,500 liters per day, they will receive compensation of $20 for each average daily liter of milk
-The and the producers with an average of between 1,501 liters per day and up to 7,000 liters per day, they will receive compensation of $15 for each liter per day milk average.
-In both cases the monthly allowance will have a maximum limit of $800,000.
Source: Ambito
