Exports US$500 million: a hit production in the world could be the key to more investments in the country

The vegetable sector projected strong business growth, but also warned about the need to reduce costs and improve competitiveness. This was highlighted at the 50th anniversary of the Chamber of Vegetables of the Argentine Republic (CLERA), where the activity presented an "encouraging" global scenario for production, driven by a growing global demand for vegetable protein. Representatives of the value chain affirmed that to capitalize on this opportunity, Argentina needs stable policies that encourage long-term investment and a reduction of the "Argentine cost." The president of the entity, Jorge Reynier, founded in 1975 to promote the production and export of peas, chickpeas, lentils, and beans, pointed out that the future depends on improvements in genetics, infrastructure, and a clear regulatory framework. "Looking ahead, the global scenario for legumes presents encouraging opportunities, with significant production and commercial opportunities for Argentina," he said. Reynier ...