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Argentina’s farm exports fall 28% in July to $2.92 billion

First publishedAug 3, 11:18 UTC
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Argentina’s farm exports fall 28% in July to $2.92 billion
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Investing.com -- Argentina’s agricultural exports reached $2.918 billion in July, a 28% decline from the same month in 2025, according to data released Monday by the CIARA-CEC grains processors and exporters chamber. The chamber attributed the year-over-year drop to unusually high sales in July 2025, which resulted from temporary reductions in export duties that were in place at the time.

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Investing.com -- Argentina’s agricultural exports reached $2.918 billion in July, a 28% decline from the same month in 2025, according to data released Monday by the CIARA-CEC grains processors and exporters chamber. The chamber attributed the year-over-year drop to unusually high sales in July 2025, which resulted from temporary reductions in export duties that were in place at the time. Argentina ranks as the world’s top exporter of soybean oil and meal and serves as a major supplier of corn and wheat to global markets. CIARA-CEC said in a statement that 2026 appears to be a normal agricultural season due to the absence of temporary export schemes.

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Investing.com -- Argentina’s agricultural exports reached $2.918 billion in July, a 28% decline from the same month in 2025, according to data released Monday by the CIARA-CEC grains processors and exporters chamber. The chamber attributed the year-over-year drop to unusually high sales in July 2025, which resulted from temporary reductions in export duties that were in place at the time.
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