Zerboni: "Argentina must process more corn if it wants to compete with large producers."

Published 2025년 5월 9일

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Federico Zerboni, president of Maizar, emphasized the importance of transforming corn to drive development, employment, and sustainability in Argentina. During the annual congress, the focus will be on the added value and territorial impact of the crop. There is a need to demonstrate the positive impact of processing corn at source, as Argentina only processes 30% of its corn compared to the US and Brazil. Zerboni also stressed the need to address the logistical challenges of corn production in Argentina and highlighted the sustainability concerns of soybean monoculture. Additionally, he pointed out the benefits of corn as fuel and the need to increase its use to prevent a surplus and falling prices.
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Federico Zerboni, president of Maizar, spoke with Chacra Agro Continental and highlighted the urgent need to advance the transformation of corn as a driver of development, employment, and sustainability for the country. On the eve of the chain's annual congress, he announced that the focus will be on the added value and territorial impact of the crop. "We are working hard for this year's congress. Maizar brings together more than 50 institutions from across the corn and sorghum chain: producers, seed companies, dry and wet processing industries, exporters, ethanol, and animal protein. It's a vast and very diverse chain," said Zerboni. One of the meeting's focuses will be to demonstrate, with concrete data, the positive impact of processing corn at source. "We always talk about adding value, but it's just rhetoric. This year, we created a matrix with ITBA (the Institute of Agricultural Technology and Business Administration) where we will show, with numbers, the impact that an ...

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