Bolivian Government says that the export of sugar is developing normally

Published 2021년 12월 27일

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The sugarcane sector in Bolivia declared an emergency due to a perceived brake on exports, but the Vice Minister of Internal Trade, Gróver Lacoa, stated that sugar exports are functioning normally. The government is enforcing Supreme Decree 3456 to ensure supply conditions and fair prices for the population. Despite this, the sugarcane sector is requesting a meeting with authorities to discuss the sector's performance and projections for 2022. In the 2021 harvest, Bolivia exported 1.8 million quintals of sugar to Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Ecuador, and the government has urged sugar mills and institutions to comply with a security stock volume of 1.5 million quintals of sugar to ensure normal supply to the Bolivian population.

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Digital Seven Page After the sugarcane sector declared itself in emergency this Monday due to an alleged brake on exports, the Vice Minister of Internal Trade, Gróver Lacoa, indicated that the sale of sugar to the international market is developing normally. According to an institutional bulletin, the authority assured that Supreme Decree 3456 of January 11, 2018 is in force, which establishes control and monitoring mechanisms for the sugarcane production complex, to guarantee supply conditions and fair prices to the population. The president of the National Confederation of Cañeros de Bolivia (Concabol), Óscar Alberto Arnez, had denounced this Monday that they received the communication of the alleged brake on exports and requested a meeting with the authorities of the sector. We have a surprise from the Government, from the Vice Ministry of Internal Trade with a note letting us know that the export quota has been cut, it has been fulfilled and in that part we declare ourselves ...

Source: Paginasiete