In a scenario with tight margins, rising costs, and strong macroeconomic tensions, the agricultural input business in Argentina is facing one of its most challenging moments. This was stated by Luis Mogni, consultant for Somera SAS and founder of the Congress of Agricultural Distributors (CDA), during the opening of the fourth edition of the event held this Tuesday at the Golden Center in Buenos Aires. According to him, the agricultural distribution system moves around 15 billion dollars annually, a figure that represents almost a third of the value of the country's agricultural production. It is a network composed of about 3,300 agronomies that operate daily and that today feel the impact of an increasingly demanding economic equation. "Internal customs": a mayor charges $45,000 to trucks arriving in the town and a controversy erupted "The channel is very tight, but so are the producers," Mogni warned, describing that the gross margins projected for the 2026/27 campaign show ...