Peru: Phytosanitary protocols established for exporting mandarins to Vietnam

Published 2024년 11월 22일

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Peru's Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation has announced a successful technical meeting with Vietnam's phytosanitary authorities, leading to the establishment of phytosanitary protocols for the export of fresh mandarins to Vietnam. This is a significant development for Peruvian producers, as it opens up a new market and increases commercial opportunities. The protocols will be published in Vietnam's official journal, with SENASA communicating the approved production sites and packing plants for export. This comes as Peruvian citrus fruits, especially mandarins, saw demand exceed 190 thousand tons in 2023, with the United States, the Netherlands, and China as the primary markets.
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The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, MIDAGRI, reported in a statement that as a result of a technical meeting between phytosanitary authorities of Peru and Vietnam, phytosanitary protocols were established for the export of fresh mandarin to this important Asian market. According to Angel Manero, Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation: “It is important that SENASA, as a strategic arm of MIDAGRI, continues to manage access to new markets, to increase the commercial opportunities of Peruvian producers and continue growing in agricultural exports.” “During this meeting, the technical delegation of SENASA also presented the progress made in the efforts to access blueberries to this country; which is in the stage of pest risk analysis. For its part, the delegation of Vietnam stated that after having closed the requirements for mandarin, they will continue with blueberries, “this process will be faster” detailed Manero. The Peruvian delegation was made up of the ...

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