US EditionWith the Impulse of Soy, Entre Ríos Celebrates Having Marketed 17% More Grains in 2025, Although the Deterioration of Prices Against Inflation and the Dollar Is Perceived
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The fall in the sown area of maize did not make the good news for the Entrerian agriculture, which increased the volume of grain traded by 17% between 2024 and 2025 and closed the year with 5,333,859 tons operated in total. Thus it is recorded in the latest data disseminated by the Grains Exchange of that province, which again graph the decline of what at another time was its main oilseed, and, in return, a remarkable growth of sunflower, soy an…
Special for Infocampo By November, 11.5 million tons of soya beans were already exported, a volume that more than doubles what was exported in all 2024, when 4.6 million tons were shipped. Probably, the year ends with more than 12 million exported, in line with what was declared for the entire commercial campaign 2024/25. However, what does this strong increase in raw material exports have to do with the “Dolar Soja” programs implemented this ye…
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