Soyeros ensure that the domestic market is supplied and demand export clearance

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The lack of issuance of internal supply certificates, a requirement to authorize exports, has paralysed the grain trade and generates concern in the sector. Anapo President Fernando Romero warned that the uncertainty generated by the restriction on the export of soy could lead international buyers to opt for suppliers in Brazil, Paraguay or Argentina, which would jeopardize Bolivia’s access to these markets. Romero stressed that the impossibilit…

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The Association of Producers of Oilseeds and Wheat (ANAPO) demands that the government immediately issue the Certificate of Domestic Supply and Fair Price and comply with Supreme Decree 3920, to guarantee stable market conditions for producers. At a press conference today, the president of Anapo, Fernando Romero, claimed that “to date, the Ministry of Productive Development did not issue the Certificate of Internal Supply and Fair Price, to rele…

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In a press conference, the president of Anapo, Fernando Romero, claimed that “to date, the Ministry of Productive Development did not issue the Certificate of Internal Supply and Fair Price, to release the export of soybean grain in equivalent to 60% of the production of 2024.”

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La Paz, Feb 17, 2025 (ATB Digital).- The president of the Association of Producers of Oleaginosas and Wheat (Anapo), Fernando Romero, assured this Monday that the domestic market is covered with soybean production in 2024, so he asks the government to reactivate the delivery of supply certificates for export. “The internal supply is guaranteed. Despite the climatic difficulties that were experienced in the summer campaigns of 2023-2024 and winte…

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🔊 Listen to this news Soybean producers are demanding that the national government authorize the export of soybeans. This process has been delayed until 2025, they claim, due to the lack of the necessary regulations that allow this activity to be carried out. The sector is concerned about the possibility of losing the external markets to which they have been exporting their product. This afternoon, the board of directors of the Association of O…