Argentina strengthens trade relations with Indonesia

Published 2024년 5월 17일

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The Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture has renewed recognition for Argentina's official health control system, simplifying the export of Argentine agricultural products to Indonesia and reducing operating costs. The decision, valid for the next three years, includes a wide range of products that make up 95% of Argentina's agricultural sector exports. This announcement was made during a meeting between the Secretary of Bioeconomy of Argentina and an Indonesian delegation, marking a positive development in bilateral trade between the two countries, which has seen a significant increase in the first quarter of this year. Both countries express an interest in strengthening their relations and exploring the possibility of a free trade agreement.

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The Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture renewed the recognition granted to Argentina's official health control system. This measure, the result of joint work between the Bioeconomy Secretariat, the National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (Senasa) and the Argentine Foreign Ministry, simplifies the export of Argentine agricultural products to that destination and reduces operating costs. The Ministry of Economy of Argentina reported that the decision of the Indonesian government to adopt Decree 214 TAHUN 2024, which extends the simplified conditions for the entry of Argentine exports, will be valid for the next 3 years, and includes grapes, apples, garlic, blueberries, wheat, corn, oranges, tangerines, soybeans, lemons and pears. 95% of Argentine exports in the sector are included in this mechanism. The announcement was made during a meeting held by the Secretary of Bioeconomy, Fernando Vilella, with an Indonesian delegation led by the General Director of International Trade ...

Source: MXfruit