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Gustavo Idígoras, President of CIARA-CEC, says Argentina is entering a new phase in global grain and oilseed trade. As export taxes are gradually reduced, the country sees the potential to lift annual production from 160 million tonnes to 200 million tonnes, while strengthening wheat exports, diversifying markets and using traceability platforms to respond to EUDR and other sustainability requirements.

In a bold policy shift announced on July 26, 2025, Argentine President Javier Milei unveiled significant cuts to export taxes on key agricultural commodities. The decision aims to revitalize Argentina’s struggling farming sector, which has been hit hard by prolonged drought and volatile commodity prices.

Yes, Brazil and Argentina are poised to gain market share as China moves away from U.S. suppliers, particularly for agricultural products like soybeans, corn, and meat.

Argentina’s agro-export sector has experienced remarkable growth in 2024, driven by strong performance in key products such as soybean meal, corn, and wheat.

The agribusiness sector is a vital component of Argentina’s economy, accounting for a significant portion of its GDP and exports. However, drought in the country will reduce grain production and could result in the worst harvest in the last 15 seasons.

Record wheat crops in both Argentina and Brazil have provided ample exportable supplies as major importers scramble to find alternative sources of wheat amid the disruption to Ukraine exports.

Syngenta, a leading agriculture company, finalized the the acquisition of Nidera Seeds from Chinese...