Tridge summary
The Chamber of Dairy Producers of Buenos Aires (Caprolecoba) has criticized the government's 'soybean dollar 2' policy, stating it is leading to higher costs for dairy farms and undervaluing the products they sell. The policy, along with a drought reducing forage supply and increasing feed costs, has led to the largest drop in milk production in 35 months. Caprolecoba argues that these factors together have raised costs for dairy farms by over 15%.
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In its monthly overview, the Chamber of Dairy Producers of Buenos Aires harshly questioned the “soybean dollar 2”. "It is difficult for us to understand what they want to do with our activity," he shot. After the data on milk production for November, which had the largest drop in 35 months, became known, the Chamber of Dairy Producers of the Western Basin of Buenos Aires (Caprolecoba) released its monthly overview in which it formulated harsh criticism of the Government, mainly due to the implementation of a new phase of the "soybean dollar". As analyzed by the entity, the numbers show that the dairy farms are not receiving the full price that corresponds to them, based on the value they add in the chain, as a consequence of various measures that are harmful: the repression of internal prices, withholdings and the decrease in export refunds. “And to that is added that the already high costs shot up even more due to the invention of the 'soybean dollar II'. Thus, they make it very ...
Source: Agroruralnoticias
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