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schema:articleBody	Argentine meat producers announced on Tuesday they would stop selling beef and veal for one week in response to a month-long government suspension on exports due to rising prices. The Liaison Commission for Agricultural Entities, which represents agricultural producers and businesses, announced a "cessation of all categories of cattle trade" from midnight on Thursday to May 28. On Monday night, the government announced a month-long suspension on foreign meat sales to "get the sector in order, restrict speculative practices and avoid tax evasion in foreign trade." Earlier on Tuesday, President Alberto Fernandez insisted that Argentina could not accept the recent rise in meat prices in a country already reeling from three years of recession and the adverse economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. "The meat issue has got out of hand. The price is rising every month without justification. We need to get it under control," Fernandez told Radio 10. The government took the decision due to the strong impact that price rises have on Argentina's inflation, already one of the highest in the world and which increased by 17.6 percent during the first four months of the year, according to the INDEC statistics institute. The cost of living has soared 46.3 percent in the last 12 months but beef prices in April were 65.3 percent higher than the same month in 2020, the Argentine Institute of Beef Promotion (IPCVA) said. Argentines ate 38 kilograms (84 pounds) of beef and veal per head in 2019 -- the most amongst Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development countries (OECD), and about 12 kilograms per head more than the United States. Argentina is also the fourth largest exporter of beef in the world, the revenues from which are vital to the country's economy. nn/mr/bc/bgs
schema:headline	Argentine meat producers strike over exports ban
schema:mentions	Veal National Institute of Statistics and Census of Argentina Tax evasion Alberto Fernández Recession Inflation OECD Argentina Pandemic United States President of the United States Coronavirus disease 2019 Radio 10 (Netherlands) Argentine beef
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schema:datePublished	2021-05-18 (xsd:date)
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