Exports to Indonesia are increasingly important in Argentina

Published 2021년 4월 28일

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Indonesia has extended the recognition of Argentina's Sanitary Control System for another three years, simplifying the export process and reducing costs for Argentine agricultural products. This includes important exports like wheat, corn, pears, and sweet citrus. The renewal, obtained with collaboration from the Argentine national agricultural portfolio, SENASA, and the Foreign Ministry, is valued for its significance in maintaining access to the Indonesian market, which has seen a increase in Argentine agro-industrial exports from USD 269 million in 2006 to USD 1,299 million in 2020.
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Indonesia has become a fairly important market for many countries such as Argentina, where they renewed the recognition of the Sanitary Control System that will be in force for the next three years. With this new recognition, the export of Argentine agricultural products to this important destination is facilitated. According to the Agritotal portal, the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Nation of this country reported on April 23 that the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture communicated to the Argentine Embassy in Jakarta the adoption of the decree through which it is renewed for another three years the recognition granted to the official sanitary control system (Read: Argentina and Brazil had record meat exports while those of Uruguay fell) With this renewal, the application of a simplified export regime for Argentine products will be maintained, significantly reducing operating costs. The recognition expired on April 11, and with the approval of Decree 263 ...

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