Argentina and Brazil agreed to promote fishery exports

Published 2022년 4월 7일

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The Brazilian government is set to change the evaluation criteria for Argentine frozen hake for the next 60 days, a move that will positively impact 70% of exports from Patagonia and Mar del Plata. This decision was announced during a trade mission led by Argentina's Minister of Agriculture, Julián Domínguez, by Argentine ambassador Daniel Scioli. The two countries will also work on agreeing on shared evaluation criteria with SENASA during this period. The change is welcomed by Argentine businessmen and is expected to boost exports and help balance Argentina's trade balance.
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They will modify the evaluation criteria for frozen hake for 60 days, which will favor 70% of Mar del Plata's exports. Ambassador Daniel Scioli announced it after the start of the trade mission of the Argentine government. The Brazilian government confirmed that the evaluation criteria for Argentine frozen hake will be modified for 60 days, a measure that will benefit 70% of exports from Patagonia and Mar del Plata. The measure was confirmed by the Argentine ambassador, Daniel Scioli, within the framework of the commercial mission headed by the Minister of Agriculture, Julián Domínguez, which will last until Thursday. “After the meeting that we held together with Juliá Domínguez with the Minister of Agriculture of Brazil, they announced to us that they are modifying the evaluation criteria for Argentine frozen hake for 60 days, immediately benefiting 70% of exports from Patagonia and Mar del Plata. ”, confirmed the former governor of Buenos Aires. In addition, he added that during ...

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