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Argentina blocked imports of ham from Spain and other countries
The livestock and meat industry of Argentinaannounced on Tuesday that the government of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has accepted blocking all imports of ham from Spain, Italy or Brazil, leading suppliers of this product in the third Latin Americaneconomy. The president of the Argentina Chamber of Industry and Related Sausages, Gyldenfeldt Martin said Wednesday to the country that farmers and the manufacturing sector of the country signed anagreement to limit themselves in purchases of raw materials abroad and swine raising their own production in the coming years to change it closed all imports of ham. Gyldenfeldt added that InteriorCommerce Secretary of Argentina, Guillermo Moreno, the official who is responsible for controlling imports into this country, word has accepted this agreement.
Information that would stop importingArgentina ham became known yesterday morning from what was published by the newspaper La Nacion. In Spain, the general secretary of the Professional Association of slaughterhouses and meat companies,Manuel Gonzalez, reacted by saying that "there is good news", said the move is at odds with the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and that "obviously is a consequence of the economic andpolitical conflict" with the nationalization of 51% Repsol YPF had on. Nevertheless, the import restrictions are widespread in Argentina since last year when Moreno established fact that importers shouldcompensate exports every dollar taken out of their country. In addition, the barrier does not discriminate ham origin: affect Spain, Argentina exported 274 tons last year, Brazil with 241 and Italy with199.
"We regret the decision, but does not affect us in a direct way because export is minimal," said the president of Designation of Origin Guijuelo, Daniel Rubio, the newspaper Tribuna...
Argentina blocked imports of ham from Spain and other countries
The livestock and meat industry of Argentinaannounced on Tuesday that the government of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has accepted blocking all imports of ham from Spain, Italy or Brazil, leading suppliers of this product in the third Latin Americaneconomy. The president of the Argentina Chamber of Industry and Related Sausages, Gyldenfeldt Martin said Wednesday to the country that farmers and the manufacturing sector of the country signed anagreement to limit themselves in purchases of raw materials abroad and swine raising their own production in the coming years to change it closed all imports of ham. Gyldenfeldt added that InteriorCommerce Secretary of Argentina, Guillermo Moreno, the official who is responsible for controlling imports into this country, word has accepted this agreement.
Information that would stop importingArgentina ham became known yesterday morning from what was published by the newspaper La Nacion. In Spain, the general secretary of the Professional Association of slaughterhouses and meat companies,Manuel Gonzalez, reacted by saying that "there is good news", said the move is at odds with the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and that "obviously is a consequence of the economic andpolitical conflict" with the nationalization of 51% Repsol YPF had on. Nevertheless, the import restrictions are widespread in Argentina since last year when Moreno established fact that importers shouldcompensate exports every dollar taken out of their country. In addition, the barrier does not discriminate ham origin: affect Spain, Argentina exported 274 tons last year, Brazil with 241 and Italy with199.
"We regret the decision, but does not affect us in a direct way because export is minimal," said the president of Designation of Origin Guijuelo, Daniel Rubio, the newspaper Tribuna...
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