The Argentinean agricultural group opposed Monsanto's collection of royalties for genetically modified soybeans because Monsanto plans to require Argentine exporters to pay royalties to Monsanto for genetically modified soybeans exported overseas. The foreign media reported on December 30 that Argentina has already had a third agricultural group that has expressed its opposition to a plan put forward by Monsanto, a US biotech giant. This plan requires Argentine exporters to pay patents to Monsanto for genetically modified soybeans exported overseas. usage fee. The Argentine Cooperative Agricultural Union expressed its opposition to this charge, claiming that this charge was too arbitrary and that it was not conducive to the consensus reached by other parties on the payment of royalties. Last week (December 20-24), the Argentinean rural community, Argentina’s oldest agricultural group, stated that it would protect the interests of growers through laws. The group stated that although royalties should be paid, they should not be paid as licensing fees for food sales. As another agricultural group with great influence, the Argentine Agricultural Union also expressed its opposition to Monsanto’s proposal. Argentine growers generally use genetically modified soybean seeds developed by Monsanto, but often do not pay any royalties. In order to make up for the loss, Monsanto hopes to initially charge 2% of the soybeans exported per ton, eventually raising the fees to 3%. According to the current soybean market price, exporters will have to pay $3 to $4.50 per ton for soybean exports from March 2005. The Ministry of Agriculture of Argentina plans to hold a meeting with Monsandu and agricultural groups on January 14, 2005 to discuss the matter. Monsanto has used a similar fee system in Brazil and Paraguay, and local exporters pay $3.5 and $3/ton for the export of genetically modified soybeans. Monsanto stated that these costs are expected to double in 2005. Nearly 95% of Argentina's soybeans are genetically modified, and most farmers use Monsanto's genetically modified glyphosate-resistant soybean seeds. These seeds can tolerate Monsanto's herbicides.
Black Goij berry
Black Goji Berry:
Close relative of the Red Goji, the Black Goji berry is
native to China
where is has been used extensively in Chinese Medicine for centuries. It is
high in Vitamins A, E, C, Anthocyanins, and essentially fatty acids. Black
Goji berry are eaten either fresh or dried, and can be
added to water to dye this a deep, rich shade of royal blue or purple as per mineral
water or pure water
Description
Product Name: Black Goji berry
Grade: grade Two
Color: Black
Taste: Sweet
Shape: Oval
Drying Process: AD
Max. Moisture(%):
13%
Method Of Use: Medicinal, edible and
healthy value
Cultivation Type: Natural,
Open Air
Packaging: 4
kg/aluminum foil bag, 16kg/carton
Net Weight(kg) : 16kg
Gross Weight(kg) : 17.5kg
Carton size : 51x37x29cm
Storage: Dried and cool place, Ventilation, Moisture proof
Shelf Life : 18 months
Certificate: Eurofins
Certificate, SGS Certificate
MOQ: 100kg
Payment: T/T, Western
Union, L/C, D/P
Delivery: 15 working days after down
payment (deposit)
Departure Port: Tianjin/Qingdao
Loading: 11.5 Tons/1*20GP container
CIQ Certificate: QUALITY&QUANTITY&WEIGHT
CERTIFICAT, PHYTOSANTARY CERTIFICATE , SANITARY CERTIFICATE,HEALTH
CERTIFICATE
FAQ:
Q: How about payment terms?
A: 30% TT deposit+70% TT before shipment, 30%
TT deposit+70% TT balance against scanned Copy B/L, Flexible payment can be
negotiated.
Q: Production and deliver
A: After deposit, goji berry order enter
into 1st stage( production, packaging, factory inspect, etc), then 2nd stage is CIQ inspection and written CIQ Certificate lead time one week(7 days),
3rd stage we arrenge cargo shipment to departure port. Vessel lead
time as per destination port in different countries( Such as North America
line, South America Line, EMP, Asia,
Australia, etc )
Black Goji Berries Grade Two
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