“Our wheat was hit hardest by past government policies,” Buryaile said. “Together with President Macri we are reversing the situation, and winning markets like Mexico is the best signal that can be given this way.”
Argentina primarily has exported wheat to Brazil, but the opening of the Mexican market comes on the heels of talks between the public and private sectors of both countries in which agreements were reached on the phytosanitary conditions required to facilitate trading.