The Government held the first meeting with the representatives of the countryside, to analyze what will happen with the collection of the export duty, after the measures announced by Minister Caputo.
He Government met with the representatives of the field this Thursday, with two central topics on the agenda, with high impact on the pockets of Argentines. On the one hand, there was talk of “liberating” the prices of meatat the same time that definitions are awaited regarding the increase in withholdings,
Upon leaving the meeting, the ruralists assured that the government told them that the withholdings are temporary and that they committed to analyzing the impact sector by sector.
Around 12:30 the meeting between the Liaison Table of the field, made by Coninagro, Argentine Agrarian Federation (FAA), the Argentine Rural Society (SRA) and Argentine Rural Confederations (CRA), with the Government, represented by the Secretary of Bioeconomy.
The Government met with the Liaison Table: what the countryside said about the increase in withholdings
Before the meeting, one of the leaders of the Liaison Table He assured that “there are things to improve but we are talking,” and stressed that “Argentina needs us to talk, there are some disappointments, we are the voice of those producers,” he answered about the increase in withholdings, upon entering the meeting this Thursday.
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Along these lines, the field leader continued: “Undoubtedly when you have an emergency plan you have to contextualize it,” he expressed, lowering the tone of the discussion due to the increase in withholdings. However, he made it clear that “so far they are rumors regarding the change in export rights, we have to wait” to have definitions, he added.
The Government met with the Liaison Table: what the countryside said about meat
Another who joined was Mario Ravettinopresident of the ABC Meat Export Consortium, who spoke about the requests for meat increases.
Ravettino said that at the meeting guidelines were proposed in which “we are going to have a total liberalization policy” in the meat sector, regarding cuts and exports.
Source: Ambito
