Peru and Argentina seek to promote electronic certification of their exports

Published 2021년 2월 26일

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Peru is set to begin the Electronic Phytosanitary Certification (CFE) for the export of vegetable products to Argentina in the first quarter of 2021. Replacing the traditional paper certificate, the CFE will provide security, eliminate intermediaries, and reduce the possibility of fraud. The National Agrarian Health Service of Peru (Senasa) will send electronic information directly to the importing country's authority. Senasa has agreements with several countries, including the Netherlands, Colombia, Mexico, and Chile, to ensure the international trade of agricultural products. In the eleventh months of 2020, Peruvian agro-exports saw a 3.3% increase in sales, reaching 6,806 million dollars.

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System eliminates intermediaries, streamlines, provides security and reduces the possibility of fraud in international trade. The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri) reported that, in the first quarter of 2021, the country will begin the Electronic Phytosanitary Certification (CFE) for the export of vegetable products with Argentina, being an important commercial partner for agro-exports, especially of fresh fruits such as avocado, oregano, coffee, quinoa, turmeric, ginger, among others. The CFE replaces the Phytosanitary Certificate printed on secure paper, which is currently used to guarantee that exports do not carry pests; In replacement of this document, the National Agrarian Health Service of Peru (Senasa) sends the electronic information directly to the authority of the importing country. Offers security This technology eliminates intermediaries, administrative barriers, shipping costs by Courier and avoids the adulteration or falsification of Export ...

Source: Agroexportaciones