US EditionSturzenegger Compared Mendoza Vine Growers to “Chiqui” Tapia and Accused Them of Promoting Anticompetitive Practices
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Argentine wineries are preparing for a new stage from 1 January, with the entry into force of the deregulation of the wine sector, which modified the functioning of the National Institute of Vitivincultura (INV) and eliminated 973 rules to alleviate the bureaucratic burden and improve competitiveness.The measure, promoted by the Government, includes changes in the control mechanisms of the sector and makes optional the Uva Entry Certificate (CIU…
“The Association of Winemakers of Mendoza and the Chiqui Tapia, a single heart,” said the Minister of Deregulation, Federico Sturzenegger, in his social networks. A curious football metaphor that comes to the fore of two judicial conflicts that the government today faces, both with the leader of the AFA and with the wine sector. He says this after the most important entities have presented themselves to the Justice to reverse with some paragraph…
Federico Sturzenegger criticized Mendoza vine growers, compared them to Chiqui Tapia and denounced anti-competitive maneuvers to curb deregulation of the sector.
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chacodiapordia.comBuenos Aires, 17 December (NA) -- The Minister of Deregulation and Transformation of the State, Federico Sturzenegger, compared the Association of Winemakers of Mendoza with the president of the AFA, Claudio “Chiqui” Tapia, for having resorted to justice to curb a measure of deregulation of the wine sector, and accused them of trying to reinstate mechanisms of market control. “We have to stick to the chancho in order for the owner to appear,” th…
“Today it is sad to see how some hide in the regulation, using delusional arguments, to do harm again, this time, to their own colleagues.” This is just some of the strong phrases used by the Minister of Deregulation and Transformation of the State, Federico Sturzenegger, to harshly question the decision of the Association of Winemakers of Mendoza along with other entities of the sector to ask the Justice to issue an amparo to stop some changes …
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