Mexico: Negotiations begin for barley producers and the brewing industry for the 2022 agricultural cycle

Published 2022년 3월 7일

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The Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development in Mexico, Víctor Villalobos Arámbula, has convened a meeting to facilitate negotiations for the Spring-Summer 2022 malting barley harvest. The goal is to increase barley and corn production, stimulate private investment in new malting plants, and reduce the beer industry's water footprint through innovation. The meetings aim to provide a fair profit margin for producers and encourage productive linkages, with an expectation to finalize negotiations by March 30 for better planning. The meetings also discuss strategies for addressing global tensions, such as consolidated purchases of competitive fertilizers, and considerations for variable production potential in rainfed areas. Producers and companies express a desire for fair prices and services to aid planting decisions.

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AGRICULTURE PRESS RELEASE (SADER). The Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development, Víctor Villalobos Arámbula, chaired the first meeting aimed at facilitating the negotiation of the malting barley harvest for the Spring-Summer 2022 agricultural cycle. The aim is to contribute to increasing the production of barley and corn, and the The meeting opens up the possibility of increasing production linkages with the primary sector and thereby attracting private investment in new malting plants, increasing beer exports and reducing the water footprint of this industry with innovations and technology transfer. Productive work days are expected to conclude the contracting of the malting barley harvest before March 30 to have better agricultural and commercial planning of this productive chain throughout the highland rainfed region and some central states. North of the country. With the aim of accompanying barley producers in the negotiation with the country's brewing industry, the ...

Source: Inforural