Minister Gustavo Puccini pushed for a common agenda with Córdoba and Entre Ríos to confront European trade barriers and protect the soybean value chain.
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Within the framework of the regional integration agenda, the Government of Santa Fe participated in the Productive Cabinet of the Central Region, held in the city of San Francisco (Córdoba), with the presence of provincial authorities, business entities, and representatives of the productive network. The meeting had as its central axis the defense of biodiesel as a strategic sector for the regional economy. "Santa Fe will firmly defend biodiesel because it is work, investment, and value added at the source. We cannot allow unjustified barriers to leave us out of the markets. We will take this discussion to all spheres, with a clear agenda," affirmed the Minister of Productive Development, Gustavo Puccini, who led the Santa Fe delegation. During the session, officials warned that the European regulation on "high ILUC risk" (indirect land use change) exceeds the specific context of biodiesel and constitutes a threat to the entire value chain of soybeans. By stigmatizing the raw ...