Argentina: 4 Pampean meat processing plants benefit from the meat export quota for the United States

Published 2024년 1월 18일

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The United States is a top market for Argentine meat exports, with 48 companies registering for the 2024 commercial cycle. The Ministry of Agriculture allocated 19,388.384 tons of beef with a preferential tariff, with four meat processing plants from La Pampa on the list. The allocation is based on past performance, with the US representing a $113 million market for Argentina, with average prices of $7,000 for chilled cuts and $5,000 for frozen cuts.

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The United States is one of the "premium" markets for the export of Argentine meat. This year, 48 companies were presented, including meat processing plants and groups of exporting producers, for the registration process for the 2024 commercial cycle. The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Nation confirmed, through Resolution No. 10/2024, It ordered the distribution of 19,388.384 tons of beef, with a preferential tariff, assigned by the United States Department of Agriculture. In this framework, the list released by InfoCampo includes four meat processing plants that operate in La Pampa: Frigorífico General Pico with 239,158 tons, Patagonia Meat with 50 (General Pico), S.A. Importer and Exporter of Patagonia, commercial name of La Anónima that operates in Speluzzi, with 1,104,444 tons and Carnes Pampeanas with 593,870. These are fresh, chilled and frozen boneless beef cuts that are similar to those that make up the "Hilton Quota", given that it is a highly ...

Source: Agromeat