Central Market: launch controls, incentives and open imports at lower prices

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Sergio Massa had breakfast compared to the price of round tomatoes jumped nearly 64% in April and Orange, 19.8%. And this time his team cannot blame Nahuel Levaggi, the now ex president of the Central Market, a point of reference for the Union of Land Workers with more links with Juan Grabois than with the Kirchnerism of La Matanza and that he remained in office until the beginning of April.

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Since then, Jonatan Ambrosio has worked on the body, who reply to La Campora. Prices not found.

The truth is that in Economy they say they have “discovered that fruit importers such as Dole and Tropical Argentina They access the official dollar and set the prices to blue”. There are more criticisms against importers of potatoes and sweet potatoes from Brazil.

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The so-called seasonal product prices have risen 12.8% on average in April the food and beverage sector was up, posting 10.8% and, in turn, surpassed the outrageous monthly rate of 8.4%.

The stockings imagined by Massa range from a larger opening importer to “compete with local products” of sorry to manifests the fee payment for 90 days.

All this, in the midst of threats of controls by AFIP and social security on the suspicion that there are many black operations. At Central, which receives around 10,000 shoppers a day, cash rules.

For the expert and marketer Mariano Winograd these are “Unfortunate initiatives in an entity that moves on supply and demand and which this year has suffered a sharp drop in supply due to the drought”.

The Central Market handles 1.8 million tons of fruit and vegetables per year in a country that consumes around 5 million. His role in marketing extends to Bahía Blanca and Rosario. In recent times supermarkets and fairs are buying directly from farmers, but that volume is still low.

Meanwhile, and despite the fact that the Municipality of Buenos Aires has its representative, the state of the Central Market reveals deterioration and neglect with potholes the size of a crater in the access from Camino Negro, dirt is still expected in the streets and a technological renewal that never came.

Of course, there are two very different universes. In the outer cordon are first world warehouses and logistics centers belonging to Mercado Libre, Coca Cola and Quilmes, among other companies.

In the many streets of this 500-hectare property inaugurated in 1984 by Raúl Alfonsín, porters carry boxes full of orders on their trolleys. Another sign of delay. In most countries the the drawers are barcoded and transported on automatic pallets.

Source: Clarin

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