Argentina: Blockade of beef exports has negative consequences, specifically the closure of a meat processing plant

Published 2021년 5월 18일

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The Argentine government's decision to halt beef exports for 30 days due to rising prices has led to the temporary shutdown of the Rafaela Alimentos refrigeration plant in Casilda, Santa Fe. This has resulted in 650 workers being put out of work, as confirmed by the Meat Union. The plant, which primarily processes chilled and frozen meats for export, will remain closed with an undetermined reopening date. The suspension of exports is part of a broader set of emergency measures responding to the significant increase in beef prices in the domestic market.
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The decision taken this Monday by the national government regarding the export of beef for 30 days, due to the increase in prices, began to have negative consequences. Specifically, the Rafaela Alimentos company announced the temporary closure of its refrigeration plant located in the town of Casilda, province of Santa Fe As a result of this situation, 650 workers will be unable to work, according to the Casilda Plus portal. Who confirmed the news was the general secretary of the Meat Union, Sixto Vallejos. The union leader assured that the Rafaela Alimentos firm "has no possibility of continuing operations and that this Wednesday will be the last day of work." "We were all surprised, it was a measure that was taken yesterday in the late afternoon, when the Export Chamber was summoned to the Casa Rosada and it was informed that they were closing exports for a period of 30 days," he said. Vallejos did not set a reopening date for the plant, which is mainly dedicated to processing ...
Source: Mdzol

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