Peru and China health protocol: Opportunities and challenges

Published 2024년 12월 31일

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Peru has signed phytosanitary protocols with China, enabling the export of frozen avocados, mangoes, and blueberries. This development opens up a substantial market for Peruvian agricultural products, but also presents challenges that must be met to ensure success. These challenges include adhering to China's sanitary and phytosanitary regulations, maintaining the cold chain, and providing continuous training to producers and exporters. A collaborative effort between the public and private sectors is vital to overcome logistical and regulatory hurdles, and to develop marketing strategies that highlight the quality and benefits of Peruvian products.

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By: John Rodriguez, Head of Trade Promotion at the Lima Chamber of Commerce (Agraria.pe) The recent signing of phytosanitary protocols between our country and China for the export of frozen products such as avocados, mangoes and blueberries marks a significant milestone in Peruvian foreign trade. This agreement not only opens up new opportunities for local exporters, but also poses a series of challenges that must be addressed to maximize benefits. With more than 1.4 billion inhabitants, China represents a vast and growing market for Peruvian agricultural products. The demand for high-quality and safe foods is on the rise, offering a great opportunity for Peruvian exporters. It is very important for Peruvian businessmen to ensure that they comply with all sanitary and phytosanitary regulations required by China. This includes the certification of facilities and products, as well as compliance with labeling requirements and the use of additives. Furthermore, maintaining the cold ...

Source: Agraria