During Expoagro in San Nicolás, representatives from Argentina's major agricultural sectors, including soy, corn, wheat, and sunflower, expressed the need for improved conditions to strengthen competitiveness and promote investment in farming. They noted a generally positive outlook for the agricultural campaign and highlighted the importance of reducing export tariffs to facilitate the adoption of advanced technologies in crop cultivation.

The leaders of various agricultural organizations emphasized that eliminating export taxes is crucial for increasing production through better technology adoption. Additionally, they called for reduced tax pressure to extend not only at a federal level but also to provincial and municipal levels, as a way of creating a more conducive environment for investment. A competitive and freely determined exchange rate was also highlighted as vital for ensuring predictability in export development.

This proposal comes against the backdrop of Argentina's struggling economy, where agricultural exports are seen as a key to recovery and growth. As local governments face budget challenges, the push for tax reform indicates a significant shift in policy that may have wide-ranging implications on both local economies and national agricultural practices, particularly in terms of enhancing the nation’s agricultural output and international competitiveness.