US EditionFarmers in Sinaloa Ask for a Payment of 7,500 Pesos per Tonne of Maize
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Tijuana, 25 November.- Maize producers in the state of Campeche accepted the Maseca Group’s proposal to fix the price of the ton of maize at 5.000 850 plus subsidies of 800 pesos from the federal government and 150 that the state government will provide to receive 6,800 pesos per ton. “It is the best price that has been reached, even higher than the price that will be paid in the Bajío” the farmers celebrated at the end of the meeting that was h…
Farmers in Sinaloa demand a payment of 7,500 pesos per ton of maize during the November 24 blockade. Sinaloa farmers demanded fair payments for their products in the road blockade.They demand farmers in Sinaloa payment of 7,500 pesos per ton of maizeDuring the blockade of hauliers, farmers in Sinaloa requested the payment of 7,500 pesos per ton of maize and the settlement of pending support for crops.A small number of farmers protested by closin…
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