Accompanied by the authorities of the Federation of Beekeeping Cooperatives of Entre Ríos (Fecaer), Governor Gustavo Bordet stressed the importance of supporting “Entrerrian producers in this fair that is so important for the development of a regional economy such as beekeeping”, and he stressed the "long tradition" of beekeeping in Entre Ríos, "which we seek to be projected for future growth for years to come," he added.
Bordet, together with the Argentine ambassador to Canada, Eugenio María Curia, the mayor of Macia, Román Troncoso and the deputy Ricardo Troncoso, visited our country's stand in Apimondia, and met with producers from our province and Buenos Aires. He also stressed that "Entre Ríos is the second Argentine honey producer."
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Within that framework, the Entre Rican president ratified that “we seek to have the necessary support for this value chain that is very important not only for what it generates economically but also for what matters in the work that involves families, and the employment generated Direct to this activity. ”
"Our government is present with public policies to accompany the producers," Bordet said, while valuing the work the province is doing in "everything that means logistical support and to be able to obtain soft loans. Especially in times when interest rates are unreachable, ”he said
"It is a duty from the State to support all value chains such as, in this case, beekeeping," said the president, along with Jorge Kloss, from Cabaña Apícola Reina Madre, and Horacio López, from Cooperativa Apícola Mieles de Maciá, and president of the Fecaer.
In that line, he highlighted the work of the province with the Federal Investment Council (IFC) to “be able to arrive with normal, reasonable rates to be able to have financing and also generate logistical support to be able to export and have an exportable offer that is what which allows us to enter genuine currencies to our province that promote development and generate employment
Likewise, Boprdet stressed that the IFC "is the one who precisely finances the possibility of being in this fair and in others as well", and said that "credit lines" are being implemented through that organization.
“Entre Ríos has an export pre-financing line of credit, which is a credit that is granted in dollars before exporting and that is returned once it is charged in dollars, the same dollars are returned without any interest,” he described . “This is an important tool because it facilitates the entire pre-logistics and export process. We have already done it with several value chains and we will implement it for the beekeeping chain, ”the president added.
Finally, Bordet stressed that “Entre Ríos is coming to the Canadian market with the first shipments of poultry meat,” and explained that “Entre Ríos exports poultry meat to about 60 countries in the world, but we were not in Canada, and Now we have entered. ”
In addition, "we are experimented with blueberries, which is against the season and is a fruit that is consumed a lot here, and the Canadian market is also an opportunity," Bordet concluded.
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Apimondia is the largest bee fair in the world. It is a biennial event that brings together more than 70 countries and is presented as a scientific congress of international relevance in whose context companies from around the world are presented.
In each of its editions, Apimondia attracts a wide variety of visitors, from the beekeeper to the professional who practices intensive beekeeping, pollinators, packers, equipment suppliers, apitherapists, entomologists and scientists, farmers, breeders and their representatives, to representatives from the seed and fruit industries.
Participation in this business fair allows entrepreneurs in the beekeeping sector to make direct contact with other counterparts potentially interested in their products, enabling sales and entering new markets.
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