Argentina: Maximum Prices program continues until June 8 with these products

Published 2021년 5월 14일

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The Ministry of Internal Commerce in Argentina has extended its Maximum Prices program until June 8, to ensure basic goods remain unaffected by price increases. This program will maintain the maximum prices of essential food and hygiene items, while removing 36 categories that are no longer considered necessary for the basic basket. The extension aims to safeguard the rights of the population to access basic goods and to encourage companies to increase production to meet demand. The program initially started in 2020 in response to a significant price hike in food, hygiene products, and personal care items.
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Original content

The Ministry of Internal Commerce extended the Maximum Prices program until June 8, which will maintain only products of the basic basket that will not register increases, at the same time that it decided to delist 36 categories of food, hygiene items, perfumery and cleaning . This was announced today through resolution 489/21 of the Ministry of Internal Trade published this afternoon in the Official Gazette, which defines the extension of Resolution 100 of 2019 that originally established the Maximum Prices program. The resolution starts in its foundations from the duty of the national government to guarantee the essential rights of the population, resulting in a priority interest to ensure equitable access without restrictions to basic goods, especially those aimed at the protection of health, nutrition and individual hygiene. and collective. In the same way, in the context of economic, social and health emergency, the resolution once again considered it necessary to "intimate ...
Source: Mdzol

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