Spain, France, Italy, and Portugal address the quality of table grapes and phytosanitary products

Published 2024년 6월 24일

Tridge summary

The table grape contact group, representing the agricultural sectors of France, Italy, and Spain, has convened to address the critical shortage of phytosanitary products and active materials, essential for pest management in table grape production. In response, the group is planning a joint study to identify vital active materials used in each country and to continue the approach initiated by French producers. Additionally, there is an agreement to support the FEPEX proposal, aiming to streamline phytosanitary product authorizations across the southern region, rather than by member state, to enhance product availability. The forecast for the upcoming grape production campaign looks promising, with Spain expecting to produce 300,000 tons, followed by Portugal and Italy. This initiative is part of a broader effort to manage the growing Apirena grape production challenge, reinforcing the importance of cooperation among member states to ensure sustainable cultivation and market success.
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Original content

The table grape contact group confirmed as one of the main problems in production the gradual disappearance of phytosanitary products and active materials, which makes proper management and control of pests difficult, as has been evident in other groups. contact such as garlic, stone fruit or pear and apple. And it was agreed to develop a joint study, which determines the active materials that are used in each country and that are essential to maintain, a study that French producers have already begun to carry out and to which the Italian and Spanish producers will join. It was also agreed to accept the FEPEX proposal so that the authorizations of phytosanitary products are carried out regionally and not by Member State, in order to have greater availability of these products. In this way, when a product is authorized, for example, in Spain, it will automatically be authorized in all the countries of the southern zone. Currently, regulation 1107/2009 regarding the marketing of ...
Source: Agrodigital

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