Mexico and the US advance export agreements for mango, mamey, sapodilla, plum, soursop and fig

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Mexico is advancing the negotiations with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), so that Mexican producers of mango, mamey, sapodilla, Mexican plum, soursop and black fig can export to that market. The entity reported that officials from the Mexican Senasica and the American APHIS ratified the interest of both nations in consolidating efforts to intensify the commercial exchange of agri-food products. In a virtual meeting, the parties highlighted the importance of working in alliances to offer the population food that meets phytosanitary requirements and jointly promote safe food trade. The above, with the purpose of mitigating the circulation, introduction, dispersion and establishment of pests of quarantine interest, associated with the import and export of products and by-products of plant origin, facilitate commercial exchange and safeguard the phytosanitary condition of Mexico and the United States. . The ...