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The European Commission classified Argentina as standard risk in deforestation. This implies greater requirements for exporting products such as soybeans and meat.

According to the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange (BCBA), soybean harvest in Argentina is advancing with delays, but with better results in second-crop soybean yields. The harvested area reaches 93.2% of the suitable surface, still with a 2.8 percentage point delay compared to last year. The national average yield is 30.1 sacks per hectare, with first-crop soybeans showing 96% progress and productivity of 31.7 sacks per hectare, while second-crop soybeans have reached 85.5% progress, benefited by rainfall during the critical period, which raised the production estimate by 300,000 tons, now totaling 50.3 million tons.

The 2024/2025 Argentina soybean estimate was left unchanged this week at 48.5 million tons with a neutral bias. The soybeans in Argentina are 80.7% harvested, which represents an advance of 6.4% for the week. The early planted soybeans are 86% harvested with the slowest harvest pace in northern Buenos Aires province due to the recent