Argentina achieved improvements for export of black beans to Mexico

Published Apr 28, 2021

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Northwestern Argentina's bean production economy has received a boost with Mexico making changes to the criteria for duty-free quota allocation for black bean imports. Mexico has allocated quota for 70,000 tons of duty-free black beans from Argentina from April 28 to September 30, 2021. This decision is seen as a significant improvement for Argentina's legume exports, especially from the northwestern region. The Argentine Foreign Ministry and the Legume Chamber of the Argentine Republic (CLERA) have played a key role in securing this opportunity.

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The production of beans is a very important regional economy for northwestern Argentina. A month after the harvest was extended in the region and, due to the efforts of the Argentine Foreign Ministry, a more flexible business was achieved in Mexico, an advance that was also worked on with the Legume Chamber of the Argentine Republic (CLERA) According to official information, the General Directorate of Trade Facilitation and Foreign Trade of Mexico introduced modifications to the criteria for the allocation of the quota to import black beans, without paying duty, which will boost the export operations of Argentine beans to that destination. . In this regard, the Mexican government published, this Tuesday, the allocation of duty-free quotas to import 70,000 tons of black beans, in a period from April 28 to September 30, 2021. Due to this decision, Jorge Neme, Secretary of International Economic Relations, highlighted that "these tons represent a substantial improvement for the ...

Source: ARInfocampo