Cuba: After 15 years Argentina will export 10,000 tons of flour

Published 2021년 9월 13일

Tridge summary

A consortium of 50 companies from the Argentine Federation of the Milling Industry, led by Diego Cifarelli, have organized the export of 10,000 tons of flour to Cuba, marking the end of a 15-year hiatus in trade with the island nation. The flour, currently stored in the port of San Pedro, Buenos Aires, will be shipped with the assistance of the Argentine Foreign Ministry, the Cuban Embassy, and the Port of San Pedro. This initiative aims to strengthen Argentina's commercial and emotional ties with Cuba and includes knowledge transfer in the milling industry.
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The president of FAIM (Argentine Federation of the Milling Industry), Diego Cifarelli, in dialogue with the Telám news agency, affirmed that a consortium of 50 companies belonging to his organization will specify in the coming days the export of 10,000 tons of flour to Cuba. What is striking about this action is that no shipments have been made to that country for 15 years. In this sense, the businessman stated that the objective of this initiative was not only exportation, but that in this way he wants to give "the kickoff with Cuba." "It is a country with which we would love to consolidate affective and commercial ties," he added. Regarding the Caribbean territory, he argued that its market was elusive during the last 15 years, and stated that the reason for this event was because "it was done quite difficult ”due to the loss of competitiveness they had and the irruption of Turkey in the region. In this context, Cifarelli, assured that the cargo of 10,000 tons of flour is ...
Source: Baenegocios

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