Auge global de la yerba mate no llega a productores argentinos
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La yerba mate conquista consumidores en las grandes ciudades del mundo. Pero detrás de ese boom, muchos pequeños productores argentinos atraviesan una crisis y cada vez más emigran a Brasil en busca...
La yerba mate conquista consumidores en las grandes ciudades del mundo. Pero detrás de ese boom, muchos pequeños productores argentinos atraviesan una crisis y cada vez más emigran a Brasil en busca de trabajo. (Source: Bloomberg)
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