Argentina: 81 tons of alfalfa were certified for export to Panama
Published 2022년 8월 23일
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Eighty-one tons of alfalfa pellets have been exported from Candelaria, San Luis, to Panama, following certification from the National Service for Agrifood Health and Quality (Senasa). This export is part of Senasa's Phytosanitary Certification Program, which ensures the exported material is healthy and promotes local production. Exports, often to countries like Venezuela, Colombia, and Panama, undergo rigorous inspections to meet the phytosanitary standards of the destination countries, particularly for pellet products, ensuring the absence of live insects.
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SANTA ROSA (La Pampa) - The National Service for Agrifood Health and Quality (Senasa) certified the export of 81 tons of alfalfa pellets to Panama from Candelaria, province of San Luis. The tasks, aimed at deepening the commercial relations of the Province and guaranteeing the plant health of local productions; they were in charge of Javier Bartolomei, of the Plant Protection Coordination of the Regional Center La Pampa - San Luis del Senasa. These types of actions, which are carried out every week, are carried out within the framework of the Senasa Phytosanitary Certification Program, which aims to guarantee the health of the material to be exported and promote local production. Usually, it is exported to ...
Source: Argentina.gob.ar
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