Argentina Left Out of Expanded US Beef Quota, Brazil Gains
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Referents of the meat exporting sector relativized the impact of the new opening of the United States. They prefer to comply with the quota that is already available to the country.
Argentina Left Out of Expanded US Beef Quota, Brazil Gains
The United States opened 300,000 tonnes of extra beef access for 90 days. Argentina is shut out of the new US beef quota; Brazil is the main gainer. The post Argentina Left Out of Expanded US Beef Quota, Brazil Gains appeared first on The Rio Times.
The government of Donald Trump, president of the United States, implemented a measure to expand the quota of meat imports by a total of 300 thousand tons. The objective is to increase the supply destined for the production of ground meat and to contain the prices to the local consumer. It will last for three months. The striking thing about this measure is that it has left Argentina outside, although it has a special regime is less than the one …
U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to enable an extraordinary quota of 300,000 tons of tariff-free beef generated various reactions locally and internationally The measure, designed to mitigate the impact on prices in the face of the worst crisis in U.S. livestock stock in 75 years, marginalized the...
Trump Left Argentina Out of the New Quota of 300,000 Tons of Meat that Will Import the United States
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, issued a temporary import quota for 300,000 tons of beef that allows entry to his country under a preferential tariff regime. However, Argentina was left out of the new authorized volume. The White House decision seeks to increase the supply destined for the processing of minced meat and reduce consumer prices. According to the Council of Importation of Meat of America (MICA), the tons of the new…
Argentina was left out of the new temporary quota of 300,000 tons of beef that the United States enabled to increase supply and contain prices in its domestic market. The measure was formalized by President Donald Trump and will begin to govern on September 1, but the additional volume will be reserved for the quota called “Other countries or areas.” The US system establishes specific quotas for certain countries, including Argentina, Australia,…
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