The export of agriculture was US $ 4,102 million in July and marked a record since 2002

The export of agriculture was US $ 4,102 million in July and marked a record since 2002

This implies 57% more compared to the same month of 2024, as well as a 10% increase in relation to June 2025. The annual accumulated rises to 43%. “The month of July 2025 became the best month since records are made (2002),” they said from Ciara.

It should be remembered that The reduction of export rights under Decree 38/25 beat June 30 and that agro -export companies with records of affidavits of foreign sales (DJS) had to comply with 95% of the value of each registered export contract and Prepaid export rights in advanceas forced the aforementioned decree.

“The monthly currency income, transformed into pesos, is the mechanism that allows to continue buying grains from producers at the best possible price. Currency liquidation is fundamentally related to the purchase of grains that will then be exportedeither in the same state or as processed products, after an industrial transformation, “they added from the entity.

That is why most of the currency income in this sector occurs well in advance of export, anticipation that is around 30 days in the case of the export of grains and reaches up to 90 days in the case of the export of oils and protein flours. “That anticipation also depends on the moment of the campaign and the grain in question, so there are no delays in currency settlement”they explained.

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Retentions: Permanent decline enters into force

The Government formalized on Thursday in the Official Gazette the reduction of the withholdings to the field announced last Saturday by President Javier Milei in the act of the official inauguration of the Rural Exhibition of Palermo. And this Friday they enter into force.

With the president’s signing, in addition to the chief of cabinet, Guillermo Francos, and the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, he Decree 526 He formalized the permanent reduction of export rights (DEX) in stem and avian vaccine meat and in agricultural crops.

During his exhibition in La Rural, Milei announced a 20% cut for the grain chain and 26% for the meat chain.

For corn and sorghum, the aliquots fell from 12% to 9.5%, in the case of the Sunflower complex, the Dex were in 5.5% for the grain (against the previous 7%) and in 4% for their derivatives and in soy the grain was taxed 26% and 24.5% their by -products, instead of 33% and the previous 31%. Wheat and barley will continue with 9.5% DEX.

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