Peru speeds up efforts to allow pomegranates and citrus fruits to enter the Thai market

Published 2024년 9월 20일

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The National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa) of Peru is working to expedite the export of pomegranates and citrus fruits to the Thai market and remove any additional phytosanitary restrictions on blueberry exports to Thailand. Senasa and the Peruvian Foreign Ministry have met with the Thai Department of Agriculture to promote agreements that will allow producers from several Peruvian regions to export citrus fruits to Thailand, following similar procedures already in place for exports to other countries. Additionally, Senasa is providing information on the phytosanitary certification system for blueberry exports to ensure they do not pose a risk, as Thailand updates its import requirements.

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(Agraria.pe) The National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa) is streamlining the process to secure access for pomegranates and citrus fruits to the Thai market, in addition to ensuring that no further phytosanitary restrictions are applied to the export of blueberries to this destination. With the support of the Peruvian Ambassador, Cecilia Galarreta, the national head of Senasa, Vilma Gutarra García, her technical team and representatives of the Peruvian Foreign Ministry met in Thailand with the authorities of the Department of Agriculture (DOA) with the aim of promoting agreements so that pomegranate and citrus producers can send their products to this new destination in the short term. In the case of pomegranates, the DOA has been developing the Pest Risk Analysis (PRA) and, at the same time, SENASA presented the cold treatment study that was carried out with the Chinese authority in order to expedite the establishment of phytosanitary requirements for the export of this fruit to ...

Source: Agraria