Mexico: Sader reaffirms commitment to Central America and the Caribbean in pest dispersal

Published 2021년 11월 2일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development announced its commitment to support Central American and Caribbean nations in combating African swine fever and the giant African snail, and congratulated the region for staying free of the Khapra beetle. The National Service for Agri-food Health, Safety and Quality (Senasica) highlighted Mexico's leading role in promoting good agricultural practices and its support for other countries in pest control. Senasica also shared its expertise and resources with other OIRSA member countries, including training canine pairs for pest detection and establishing training centers in Panama, Nicaragua, and Guatemala. OIRSA has strengthened epidemiological surveillance and implemented measures to contain ASF and prevent fusarium entry, with success in detecting and containing the giant African snail in the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica.

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development stated that no effort will be spared to support the Central American and Caribbean nations that fight African swine fever (ASF) and the giant African snail Mexico City, November 2, 2021.— The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader) stated that no effort will be spared to support the Central American and Caribbean nations that fight African swine fever (ASF) and the giant African snail , in order to avoid its dispersion to other territories in the region. An important achievement for the region has been to stay free of the Khapra beetle, considered the most devastating pest of grains and seeds, highlighted the National Service for Agri-food Health, Safety and Quality (Senasica). In the framework of the 68th anniversary of the Regional Day of Agricultural Health, the Sader reaffirmed its commitment with the Central American and Caribbean countries, to work together in the control and eradication of devastating pests and ...

Source: MX2000