The Bolivian government hopes that the price of beef will drop after meeting with cattle ranchers

Published 2024년 12월 3일

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Bolivia's Vice Minister of Consumer Protection, Jorge Silva, is hoping that the shipment of diesel to cattle ranchers and transporters will help normalize the supply and prices of beef. To regulate the price of beef, the government has formed the "Beef Price Analysis Commission" with representatives from the meat production chain and government authorities. The climate crisis, fuel smuggling, and cattle smuggling to neighboring countries are identified as the main factors affecting meat production and commercialization. The government is also taking steps to combat reverse smuggling of cattle.

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The Vice Minister of Consumer Protection, Jorge Silva, has assured that he hopes that the shipment of diesel to cattle ranchers and transporters can normalize the supply and prices of beef in Bolivia. “With the improvements in the provision of food, access to fuel and supplies, (it is expected that) prices will improve. That quality will improve and the price can return to the normality of the past,” he explained in contact with RTP. According to Eurocarne, last week representatives of the meat production chain and government authorities formed the so-called “Beef Price Analysis Commission” to, precisely, regulate the price of this product. Representatives of the National Confederation of Meat Workers of Bolivia (Contracabol) and the cattle ranchers' federations of Santa Cruz and Beni participated in the agreement, in addition, they identified that the climate crisis, the smuggling of ...

Source: Elagro