4 Tons Prime Salak Banyuwangi Exported to Hong Kong

Published 2020년 6월 15일

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The article highlights the first 4-ton export of salak fruit from Banyuwangi to Hong Kong, made possible by the Surabaya Agricultural Quarantine. The fruit met the required plant disease pest standards set by Hong Kong. The company PT. CCI, which facilitated the export, had previously exported zalacca to China. The Agriculture Quarantine Agency at the Ministry of Agriculture is encouraging the alignment of technical, sanitary, and phytosanitary requirements in various destination countries to facilitate international agricultural trade. The article stresses the importance of meeting sanitary and phytosanitary technical requirements in international trade.

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, SURABAYA - Head of Surabaya Agricultural Quarantine, Musyaffak Fauzi revealed, his party has facilitated the export of the first 4-ton salak fruit from Banyuwangi to Hong Kong. The horticultural sub sector commodity was declared free of plant disease pests according to the snakefruit export requirements protocol to Hong Kong. These include free Bactrocera carambolae, Bactrocera papayae, Dysmicoccus brevipes, and Marasmius palmivorus. Musyaffak appreciated the salak farmers from Banyuwangi who successfully sent their products for the first time to the global market. "We are creating farmers and agribusiness entrepreneurs in Banyuwangi who have been able to enter the global market," Musyaffak said, Monday (6/15). Purnomo SW, representative of PT. CCI as an exporter said that previously the company had made zalacca exports to China. He was grateful, even though during the pandemic he could penetrate new markets, namely Hong Kong. Head of the Agriculture Quarantine ...

Source: Republika