US EditionUruguay Limits the Export of Standing Livestock: Seeks to Protect Jobs in the Refrigerator Sector
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The Minister of Economy and Finance (MEF), Gabriel Oddone, referred yesterday to the situation caused by the Ministry of Livestock that had announced that the export of standing cattle was suspended, as it was not finally realized. Oddone, in an interview on streaming La Formula, said that “the export of standing cattle is a very useful tool, very important, to preserve and care for.” According to the minister, this activity “allows to avoid the…
The Uruguayan government decided to limit the export of livestock standing up to what it considers a worrying situation in its cold industry, the most traditional in the South American country. Uruguayan senator Aníbal Pereyra told Sputnik that with the shipments "added value is lost".
The measure is momentary and excludes calves, animals with genetic value and dairy cattle, said the Minister of Livestock. Minister of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (MGAP), Alfredo Fratti, explained that when some exporter wants to make use of the option of exporting standing cattle for immediate slaughter, he must do so in advance, since the application will be studied with the President of the Republic, Yamandú Orsi, and the Minister of…
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