A mayor put the barbecue at $2900 by the end of the year

2023-12-19 16:45:00

He mayor of the Buenos Aires town of Castelli announced a special meat program for the end of the year that puts the price of roast and empty meat at $2,900. In addition, the matambre and the cuadril are sold for $4,500, among other prices that will be fixed while the program is in effect from December 26 to December 31.

The communal chief Francisco Echarren declared on his X account (former Twitter): “Next week the barbecue will be only $2900 in Castelli. From the field to the table. LONG LIVE SOCIAL JUSTICE DAMN“, arengo.

The Government announced a price agreement for five cuts of meat for the Holidays

From the partido Ganar, to which the mayor belongssupported the initiative with the official announcement of the meat plan for the end of the year.

Furthermore, in a post on the 15th of this month, Echarren assured that his government will intervene in the market. ““At Castelli we are going to regulate the price of basic foods.”

On a visit to Gustavo Sylvestre’s program in C5N, Echarren pointed to the devaluation as what produced the liberation of prices. “Obviously the prices are adjusted, but there is also a discrepancy because the quotas were released,” he said.

And he added: “Each intermediary does what they want. At Castelli we are going to eliminate intermediation and the costs that that means. We are going to buy directly from the producers,” he explained.

Furthermore, he justified his decision by stating: “People today have to know that a kilo of live cattle is $2000, versus an average of $9000, $8500 or $10,000. All of this is the chain of intermediation that today is crazy.”

Regarding the measure that the town of Castelli will take, he commented: “We are going to get involved as a municipal state with the small tools that a mayor has, but with the decision to conceive a state that really takes care of our neighbors,” he stated.

Prices of meat cuts in Castelli

The prices for the end of the year in Castelli will be:

  • Roast: $2,900
  • Empty: $2,900
  • Stamps: $4,500
  • Quadril: $4,500
  • Roast tapa: $3,900
  • Roast beef: $3.500
  • Needle: $2,900

Program validity

  • Until December 31, 2023

In a post from the last few hours, Echarren assured: “As Mayor I assumed the responsibility and commitment to always defend the residents of Castelli and that is how it will be. I repeat it again, Castelli is first, the free one goes to hell market!”, he declared, in clear allusion to the preaching of President Javier Milei who usually closes his announcements and speeches with the famous: Long live freedom, damn it!

Strong increases in beef: a kilo of roast exceeds $6,500

For the national government, meat does not increase due to official measures

The Secretary of Agriculture, Fernando Vilellahe pointed out on the FM Urbana Play what The recent increase in meat prices is due to a “sum of circumstances” that are not linked to the measures taken by the Governmentand highlighted that “a good part of the regional economies were taken into consideration” when deciding to continue with 0% withholdings.

“The problem we are seeing these days was that meat was the product that increased the least during the last two years. Furthermore, the drought was very impactful and a part of the rodeo was lost, which means that we are going to have a few months with less supply,” Vilella said this morning.

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The official acknowledged that meat is “at a time of very high prices due to a number of circumstances,” but stressed that “none” of them are “linked to the measures that were recently taken.”

“The price that is today is a price that is difficult to sustain. I get the impression that the decrease in purchasing power is going to depress demand and that depression will affect prices,” he estimated.

Likewise, he maintained that the increase in withholdings on meat from 8% to 15% “is in favor of lower costs towards the domestic (market).”

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