Representative of the agro-industrial sector warned that prolonged rationing in daylight hours compromises the country's food security, as much of the national food supply depends on this regional production.
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Electricity rationings that extend for up to seven hours a day keep 90% of agro-industrial plants dedicated to the processing, conditioning and storage of cereals in the state of Guárico under operational impact. The situation directly affects the reception of crops of corn, rice, sorghum and soy in one of the main producer states [...] The entrance Electricity cuts of up to seven hours affect 90% of the cereal agro-industry in Guárico was first…
Representative of the agro-industrial sector warned that prolonged rationing in daylight hours compromises the country's food security, as much of the national food supply depends on this regional production.