According to the report of Clarin, the incoming Agriculture Secretary of Argentina, Ricardo Buryaile, indicates that after the newly-elected president Mauricio Macri takes charge on December 10, the soybean export duty will be reduced to 30%, 5 percent points less than the previous 35%.
　　

Buryaile said that the new government will fulfill its campaign promise by scraping the export duty of wheat, corn, beef, and sunflower seed. The export duty of soybean will be reduced by 5%.