Minister Valenzuela highlights the importance of small-scale agriculture in the production of healthy, fresh, and traditional food in Chile

Published 2022년 4월 18일

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The Minister of Agriculture in Chile, Esteban Valenzuela, visited the Lo Valledor Wholesale Market to celebrate Chilean Cuisine Day and highlight the importance of supporting local production. He stressed the need to consume more fresh local produce to address issues of obesity and to support small producers. The minister also mentioned the government's 'Siembra Por Chile' program to combat food price increases and discussed the impact of drought and the arrival of products from the north. Valenzuela also called on the National Economic Prosecutor's Office to investigate rising prices in certain areas, including oil, and noted the effects of the global shortage of marigold oil due to the conflict in Ukraine and Russia.
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Within the framework of Chilean Cuisine Day, the Minister of Agriculture visited the Lo Valledor Wholesale Market, where he led a tasting of fresh and typical food from our country, a celebration marked by food prices and the recent launch of the “Siembra For Chile” to take charge of containing possible increases in these. April 14, 2022.- Esteban Valenzuela, head of Agriculture, arrived for the first time in his capacity as Secretary of State to the Lo Valledor Wholesale Market, where he held a meeting with his board of directors, but where space was also given for celebrate Chilean Cuisine Day, an event that inevitably brings to the fore the importance of fresh products produced in the Chilean countryside. In this sense, the minister emphasized the importance of preferring the local, but also in relieving a food chain that has not stopped despite the difficulties of the last two years. "The invitation to people is to go more to wholesale fairs, to neighborhood fairs, let's take ...
Source: CLportalagro

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