The Argentine Chamber of Feedlot celebrated their exclusion from the Single Registry of the Agri-Food Chain

Published 2024년 6월 10일

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The Argentine Chamber of Feedlot (CAF) has welcomed a new resolution by the Secretary of Bioeconomy, which excludes the nomic sector from activities linked to the livestock chain and removes the requirement for registration in the Single Registry of the Agri-Food Chain (RUCA). The resolution simplifies and debureaucratizes the documentary burden of producers, and removes the need for free-range cattle fattening establishments to register with RUCA. However, other activities like slaughterers, direct consignees, meat processing plants, rural and municipal slaughterhouses, poultry slaughter users, and cold storage warehouses still need to present their documentation for RUCA registration renewal.

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Almost as if it were aware of the measure that was coming, early in the morning, the Argentine Chamber of Feedlot (CAF) celebrated the exclusion of the nomic sector from activities linked to the livestock chain that will no longer have to register before the Single Registry of the Agri-Food Chain (RUCA). “Today, Resolution 32/2024 of the Secretary of Bioeconomy was published, through which the obligation to register 51 activities is eliminated and certain requirements for exporter activities are modified,” reported a statement from the CAF. to its partners, within hours of the publication of said rule in the Official Gazette. He then added: "At CAF we celebrate this measure that simplifies and debureaucratizes the documentary burden of producers and eases the overlap of existing records (especially when many of these activities are already registered and regulated in commercial, health, environmental and fiscal aspects in other areas). public bodies or registries, generating an ...

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