LCG expects Argentina’s exports to top $100 billion this year

A leading consultancy firm in Buenos Aires is projecting a historic year for Argentina’s exports, indicating that they may surpass the US$100-billion threshold by 2026. LCG, established by economist and politician Martín Lousteau alongside lawyer Esteban Javier Conte Grand, forecasts that exports will reach US$103.74 billion in 2026 – an increase of US$16.6 billion from … Read more

Argentina Soybean Sales Lag as Farmers Feel Less Urgency to Export

Since the onset of the commodities boom in the early 2000s, Argentina has become increasingly dependent on soybean exports as a vital source of U.S. dollars — a currency that has experienced exceptionally high demand within the country’s economy for several decades. Consequently, successive administrations have implemented a variety of strategies aimed at incentivising farmers … Read more

Farmers Hold Back Soy Sales: A Silver Lining for the Economy

Since the onset of the commodities boom in the early 2000s, Argentina has become increasingly dependent on soybean exports as a vital source of U.S. dollars — a currency that has experienced exceptionally high demand within the country’s economy for several decades. Consequently, successive administrations have implemented a diverse array of strategies aimed at incentivising … Read more

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Milei slashes export duties on wheat, barley, and soy

President Javier Milei announced a forthcoming reduction in export duties on wheat and barley, effective next month, and on soy, commencing in January, during a speech to rural business leaders in Buenos Aires on Thursday. The measure represents yet another gesture from the La Libertad Avanza leader towards the influential agricultural sector, which constituted over … Read more

Key players in the agricultural ecosystem are facing a debt crisis, declining revenues and reduced access to credit

Netherlands Bans Argentine Soymeal Due to GMO Issues

The Netherlands has declined at least two shipments of Argentinian soybean meal this month due to the presence of non-approved genetically modified material, posing a risk to a significant trade flow. In April, Dutch authorities issued two alerts concerning cargoes that originated from Argentina, the leading exporter of soybean meal globally. The notifications dated April … Read more

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Grassi Takes Charge of Troubled Soy Giant

Grassi SA, a leading grain brokerage in Argentina, has potentially overcome the final obstacle in its acquisition of the troubled exporter Vicentin SAIC, which possesses a substantial share in the largest soybean crushing facility globally. Judge Fabián Lorenzini dismissed objections raised by a Louis Dreyfus Co venture concerning the agreement that Grassi reached with a … Read more

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