While the Argentine government offers certain credit and tax benefits for meat producers, different sectors are demanding more clarity in information. The problem of aftose fever still worries ag producers, meat industrialists and economy officials. The measure that prohibits moving cattle rodeos across the country, except those transported to markets for internal consumption, sill remain in place at least until Sept. 18. This decision feeds the increasing unease among producers, because Argentina is in the time of the year where more auctions and expositions are presented.
Economic damages threaten to be even worse.
This is the reason why national authorities have decided to present some measures that will help ag producers during this difficult moment. On the other hand, ag leaders from different associations are demanding more transparency and clarity in official information about this subject. An example of this is the recent claim presented by authorities of the Rural Society of Cordoba. Other leaders went much further and demanded that Bruni resign. To quiet the demands Protesting voices are increasing as are losses provoked by unmoved cattle.