Argentina: Registration for grape producers from Mendoza and San Juan

Published 2024년 7월 2일

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Producers of fresh vine from Mendoza and San Juan who wish to sell in provinces other than Patagonia, Cuyo, and the Northwest can register for the Integrated Measures System (SMI) of the National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (Senasa) by July 19. The SMI allows for the marketing of fresh grapes without quarantine treatment, requiring phytosanitary control measures and the use of authorized products. Additionally, producers can register for the phytosanitary measures for Risk Mitigation (SMR) to export grapes to Brazil without using methyl bromide, but they must first be registered in the SMI. Registrations can be done remotely or in person, and more information can be obtained by email or by visiting the local Senasa office.

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Producers of vine for fresh consumption from Mendoza and San Juan who wish to market their production in the provinces that do not make up the regions of Patagonia, Cuyo and the Northwest can register, until July 19, in the Integrated Measures System (SMI). ) of the National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (Senasa). Likewise, for those producers, packers and exporters of fresh grapes from the aforementioned provinces who want to export their production to Brazil, registration for the integrated system of phytosanitary measures for Risk Mitigation (SMR) is now available. The SMI is a system promoted by the National Program for the Prevention and Eradication of Lobesia botrana (PNPyE Lb) of Senasa, which allows the marketing of fresh grapes to non-wine producing provinces of Argentina without quarantine treatment (bromide), guaranteeing the health of the crops. . As requirements, those who wish to market their fruit under this system must implement phytosanitary control ...

Source: Chacra Magazine