The Argentine Agroindustrial Council asked the government to reverse the increase in withholdings on products from the regional economies

Published 2021년 1월 19일

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The Argentine Agroindustrial Council (CAA-EERR) has appealed to the national government to reconsider the rise in export duties on certain products, following a virtual meeting with senior officials. The CAA, which represents 57 agro-industrial entities, highlighted that while some products have seen export duties reduced to zero, others have seen an increase, leading to a complex situation. These products include cotton, rice, sugar, and dairy goods, among others. The CAA is proposing an 'exchange mechanism' to evaluate specific products affected by export duties and aims to align their treatment with other regional economies. The council also emphasizes its commitment to boost exports with added value and create more job opportunities.
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Representatives of the Table of Regional Economies of the Argentine Agroindustrial Council (CAA-EERR) asked national government officials to reverse the increase in export duties applied to certain products since the beginning of this year. The request was made today Monday in a virtual meeting held by members of the regional economies with the secretaries of Food and Bioeconomy, Marcelo Alós, and of Tax Policy of the Ministry of Economy, Roberto Arias. "The CAA EERR recognizes the reduction to zero percent obtained by some of the chains that compose it, such as alfalfa, fresh fruits (blueberries, citrus, pears, apples, grapes), dried fruits, confectionery sunflower, legumes, olive, egg products , and some by-products thereof, which will result in increased competitiveness in international markets for them, "said the CAA made up of 57 agro-industrial entities. However, the representatives of the regional economies integrated with the CAA pointed out that those products that ...

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