Argentina: They warn that increases in soybean and corn prices impact agricultural costs

Published 2021년 10월 7일

Tridge summary

The international price increase of corn and soybeans has impacted the production costs of value chains such as oviculture and feedlot, according to a survey by BAE Negocios. The Argentine Chamber of Poultry Producers (Capia) calculated a 96% price increase in grains for egg production last year. The VAT charged on meats and eggs also impacts the sector. Many companies in the sector are operating at a loss, with a projected fall in chicken production. The sector aims to increase exports, currently to 53 destinations, to bolster the domestic market and reaffirm its position in foreign markets.
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The rise in the international price of corn and soybeans -to a lesser extent- impacted on the production costs of value chains such as oviculture and feedlot, according to a survey carried out by BAE Negocios. They also warned about the tax impact of taxes such as VAT, which is 10.5% on meats and 21% on eggs. The incidence of these grains in production costs varies according to the activity. In the case of egg production, the Argentine Chamber of Poultry Producers (Capia) calculated that in the last year, the price of grains increased 96%. In 2020, 9.3 crates of eggs were needed to buy a ton of corn and today 11 crates are required to acquire the same volume of grains. In cattle corral fattening, the value of this input represents 60% of the production cost, and protein sources linked to soy must also be taken into account. The president of Capia, Javier Prida, warned that in addition to these increases, the lag in the VAT charged within the same chain generates asymmetry and at ...
Source: Baenegocios

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