164 small farmers reach sales of 17,360 million pesos for fruits and vegetables thanks to the INDAP – Lo Valledor agreement in Chile

Published 2022년 8월 15일

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The seventh season of the INDAP – Lo Valledor Agreement has been launched, aiming to enhance the marketing experience of small farmers. The initiative, which has seen over 17,360 million pesos in sales and the commercialization of 53,050 tons of food and fruit and vegetable products in the 2021-2022 season, is designed to improve the marketing process for small farmers and promote the national production of Peasant Family Farming. Participating farmers receive preferential positions for sale, support, real-time price information, and the opportunity to connect with new buyers. The main products marketed are vegetables and fruits, with watermelon, lemon, strawberry, and peaches being the most traded fruits.

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Launch of the VII Season of the INDAP Agreement – LO VALLEDOR [Pedro Aguirre Cerda, August 12, 2022] Sales of more than 17,360 million pesos, corresponding to the commercialization of 53,050 tons of food and fruit and vegetable products during the 2021-2022 season, obtained by 164 small farmers from the regions of Valparaíso, Metropolitana, O'Higgins and Maule, who participate in the INDAP – Lo Valledor Agreement. With these figures as a reference, the seventh season of this public-private alliance began, which seeks to improve the marketing process and experience of small farmers, men and women, INDAP users, within the main wholesale fruit and vegetable terminal of the country. The inauguration of the seventh version of this agreement was headed by the national director of INDAP, Santiago Rojas; the operations manager of the Lo Valledor Wholesale Market, Richard Prenzel; Valenzuela; and, one of small farmers and farmers on behalf of the participants of the agreement. The national ...

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