Apurímac in Peru certify production places to export avocados to Russia

Published 2021년 6월 7일

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The article highlights a milestone achievement for the Cooperativa Agraria Avocados Apurímac in Peru, as they receive necessary phytosanitary certification for their production site, enabling them to export avocados to Russia for the first time. This partnership with Nuestra Tierra de Huaral aims to establish a direct connection to international markets, representing a significant step towards boosting the cooperative's profitability and expanding its reach. The article also underscores the importance of certification in the avocado export process and acknowledges Senasa's role in supporting around 250 avocado production sites in the Apurímac region by ensuring compliance with international standards.

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The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri) reported that the Cooperativa Agraria Avocados Apurímac will allocate, for the first time, its production to Russia; after complying with the phytosanitary requirements and achieving the certification of the place of production with the support of Senasa. The 17 partners of Avocados Apurímac own an area of 80 hectares of avocados in the hot Pincos Valley, in the province of Andahuaylas. In order to commercialize this product in international markets, it entered into a strategic alliance with the Nuestra Tierra de Huaral company. In the future, they plan to sell directly to the foreign market. “We have been producing avocados since 2010. We bet on avocados because it is required abroad and it is a profitable crop. For the avocado to leave the country, it is necessary to comply with certain requirements that the importing country demands, good quality fruit, free of quarantine pests, free of agrochemicals, and for this ...

Source: PEagronoticias