Chile: SAG makes three new digital procedures available in Cerofilas
Published 2021년 10월 5일
Tridge summary
The article highlights two important developments in Chile's agricultural sector, focusing on the streamlining of processes to digital platforms by the SAG (Servicio Agrícola y Ganadería) to facilitate administrative tasks related to the management of certain agricultural resources. These changes aim to make procedures more efficient and accessible.
Firstly, the article informs that requests to cut, exploit, or remove quillay and Chilean palm trees, under specific conditions, now need to be submitted online, marking a departure from previous procedures that involved more complex steps for forested areas. This move is designed to simplify the process and reduce physical interaction.
Secondly, the article introduces the new digital registration certificate for copihueras, a regulated species, which is now mandatory for those involved in its marketing. This initiative aims to ensure compliance with regulations and enhance transparency in the market.
Both procedures can now be completed through the Cerofilas portal, removing the need for in-person submission of documentation at SAG offices, thereby adapting to the current digital trend and providing more convenience for stakeholders in the agricultural sector.
Firstly, the article informs that requests to cut, exploit, or remove quillay and Chilean palm trees, under specific conditions, now need to be submitted online, marking a departure from previous procedures that involved more complex steps for forested areas. This move is designed to simplify the process and reduce physical interaction.
Secondly, the article introduces the new digital registration certificate for copihueras, a regulated species, which is now mandatory for those involved in its marketing. This initiative aims to ensure compliance with regulations and enhance transparency in the market.
Both procedures can now be completed through the Cerofilas portal, removing the need for in-person submission of documentation at SAG offices, thereby adapting to the current digital trend and providing more convenience for stakeholders in the agricultural sector.
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Original content
The first of these refers to the request that must be made to the SAG by anyone who wishes to cut, exploit or remove quillay (Quillaja saponaria), provided that they are isolated trees that do not constitute a forest (in which case a formality must be carried out). before CONAF). The second procedure that is now offered in digital format is the request for authorization to cut, exploit or trim Chilean palm (Jubaea chilensis), since a permit from the Service is always required to carry out any of these actions. Finally, the online "Natural copihueras registration certificate" was also made available to the public, since copihue being a regulated species, it requires those who market it to have the copihuera registration in the SAG for the collection of flowers. Thus, those who need to make any of these ...
Source: Servicio Agricola
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