Tridge summary
Argentina has made significant changes to its agricultural trade policies, which are set to be published in the Official Gazette. The country will reduce the export withholding tax on meat products, such as beef, pork, and poultry, by 25%, setting the new range between 3.75%-6.75%. Furthermore, the export tariffs on all categories of cows (Argentine A, B, C, D, and E cows) have been eliminated. Additionally, the export tax rebate for products like milk, milk-based beverages, casein, and its derivatives is set at 0%. Finally, most Argentine beef exports to China, including bone-in beef, will be exempt from export tariffs.
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Original content
(1) Update tariffs on more than 90 meat products; (2) The export withholding tax on meat products (including beef, pork and poultry) is reduced to the range of 3.75%-6.75%, a 25% decrease from the previous range; (3) The export tariffs on Argentine A, B, C, D and E cows, that is, all categories of cows, are abolished; (4) The export tax rebate for products made from milk, milk, milk-based beverages, casein and its derivatives is 0%; (5) Most Argentine beef exports to China (including bone-in beef) will be exempt from export tariffs; ...
Source: Foodmate
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