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Tuesday, February 21, 2023
Rosario Grains exchange warns of 40% drop in Argentina's corn exports
The Rosario Grains exchange (BCR) said Argentina's corn exports will drop about 40% year-on-year between March and June, due to fewer hectares planted early this season because of a major drought, Market Screener reported.
Friday, September 2, 2022
Grain exports from Argentina reached US$3.4 billion in August
CIARA-CEC, the combined oilseed industry and grains export chambers industry group, said that Argentina's grain exports brought in US$3.4 billion in August, a 5% increase from July, as the South American nation attempts to increase the flow ...
Tuesday, April 12, 2022
Grain truckers in Argentina begin open-ended strike, affecting grain exports
Grain truckers in Argentina have started an open-ended strike to demand increased rates for grains and livestock transportation, which could result in grain export disruptions during a major time of the harvest, Reuters reported.
Thursday, May 20, 2021
Port workers in Argentina extend strike, disrupting grains exports
Argentina's port workers at have extended their strike over a lack of COVID-19 vaccinations among members, disrupting grains exports in the country, Reuters reported.
Monday, May 10, 2021
Argentina grain and oilseed exports reach record high
Argentina's CIARA-CEC chamber of export companies said Argentina's agricultural exports have reached a record high US$9.755 billion between January to April 2021, thanks to surging international prices for grains and oilseeds, Reuters repor ...
Friday, February 5, 2021
Argentina may increase grains export taxes to control inflation
Cecilia Todesca, Argentina's President's Deputy Chief of Staff, said the government may increase grains export taxes to control the country's high inflation, Reuters reported.
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Argentina's export hub grains supply steadily recovers after strike by truckers
Grains and oilseeds delivery to Rosario, Argentina's export hub is steadily recovering after roads from the farm belt to port were blocked by truckers who protested for weeks, Reuters reported.
Monday, December 28, 2020
Argentina's agro-export firms improve wage deal in bid to end grains port strike
The CIARA-CEC chamber, Argentina's influential group of soyoil manufacturers and exporters have improved their offer to workers on strike, looking to end a two-week standoff that has slowed down grain exports from the country, Reuters repor ...
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Argentina does not plan to raise grains export taxes
Agriculture Minister Luis Basterra said there are no plans for a hike in grains export taxes even through a deep recession is pushing the government to search for revenue, Reuters reported.
Saturday, May 30, 2020
Drought may hit Argentina's grain exports until September
Drought has pushed Argentina's Parana River to its lowest level in decades, which will slow exports and hurt the country's soy crushing margins at least through September, officials said, reported Reuters.
Monday, May 11, 2020
Argentina's grains exports disrupted by riverbank collapse at the Parana River
Cargo from the country's Rosario grain hub are forced to reduce cargo as the Parana River collapse had obstructed the navigation channel, reported Reuters.
Friday, March 27, 2020
Argentina's grains port workers urge the government to suspend exports due to COVID-19
If approved, the measure will pressure global prices for soy and affect Argentina's main revenue source, reported Reuters.
Monday, May 18, 2015
All quiet in Argentina's grains hub as more export disruptions loom
It's business as usual in Argentina's grains hub of Rosario more than two weeks after the end of a two-day strike, but that doesn't mean trouble is over.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Argentina's grain exports near yearly record
Argentina sold US$388.6 million in grain during the past week, an 85.7% jump year-on-year, inching the country nearer to a new yearly record, according to the country's export chambers, Reuters reports. However, in the weekly comparison, ex ...
Monday, May 27, 2013
Port workers' strike affects Argentina's grain exports
Argentina, the third largest exporter of soy and corn and the global leader in supplies of soy oil and soymeal, suffered another blow as its grain exports were halted by dock workers' strikes at ports.
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