The never-ending story: As the year comes to a close, the four agroindustrial chains once again ask the government to put an end to the

"We are a source of economic activity and employment, and with our export role we generate the fundamental foreign exchange for the country, but it is not enough." This was stated by representatives of the four Argentine agro-industrial chains at an event held tonight at the headquarters of the Buenos Aires Cereal Exchange. "Today, export rights are the main constraint for productive development. There is idle capacity from the production sector to the export industry," said the executives of Argentrigo, Asagir, Maizar, and ACSoja. The four chains requested policies that guarantee "predictability," in order to "avoid unforeseen events in the path of a progressive and effective reduction that does not take transparency away from the market." As they do every year, the representatives of the four chains requested "a tax reform that stops punishing production and rewards investment, innovation, and local roots; a regime that, in addition to promoting large investments, encourages SME ...