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Argentina's Agricultural Exporters Push for Faster Paraná River Dredging

Agricultural exporters and shipping companies in Santa Fe are urging the government to accelerate tenders for long-term dredging and maintenance of the Paraná River waterway, warning that draft restrictions are raising freight costs and weakening Argentina's competitiveness in global grain markets.
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