Argentina port worker unions halted a planned strike after government-ordered talks, benefiting farm exports.

Argentina port worker unions halted a planned strike following government-ordered talks, benefiting the country's farm exports. The area in the Rosario region, which is Argentina's main agricultural exports hub, ships over 80% of its processed soybeans, corn, wheat, and other products to global markets. The strike was initially planned for 48 hours due to the Tugboat Owners Chamber (CAR) allegedly refusing to negotiate an expired collective bargaining agreement.