Argentina flour mill idle 2 yrs over power connection dispute

A flour mill in Mercedes, Buenos Aires, built at a cost of nearly two decades of investment, remains non-operational for two years because the local electricity distributor has not provided the required power. The distributor's proposed alternative would raise connection costs from US$25,000 to US$120,000, which the owner disputes. This highlights infrastructure bottlenecks and regulatory friction affecting private investment in Argentina.