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The State Phytosanitary Service of Costa Rica's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock has announced the approval for pineapple exports to New Zealand. The green light was granted due to Costa Rica's national production, phytosanitary certification systems, and pest surveillance. Exports will be without the crown and require pest-free certification. Two companies are already on board for this new market, expanding Costa Rica's pineapple export reach to 69 countries.
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The State Phytosanitary Service (SFE), of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG) of Costa Rica, announces the opening of the pineapple market for New Zealand. The national production and phytosanitary certification systems, as well as the pest status and surveillance work carried out by the national authority, were endorsed by the counterpart authority of that Oceanian country, thus opening the new market for pineapple. Costa Rican. Costa Rica joins Australia, Cook Islands, Ecuador, Fiji, Indonesia, New Caledonia, Panama and Papua New Guinea, which are the territories that currently have authorization to export to New Zealand, without the need for a bilateral work plan. The national fruit must be exported without crown and will need a pest-free certification, according to authorities. So far there are two companies interested in exporting to this new market. Exports are now open. Costa ...
Source: InfoAgro
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