Argentina: Thousands of tons of pomace trees and pits are certified for export

Published May 21, 2024

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The National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (Senasa) of Argentina has inspected and certified exports of fresh fruits and vegetables from the northern Patagonian region, including Río Negro and Neuquén provinces, totaling 188,186 tons in the first four months of the year. The majority of these exports, including pears, apples, onions, plums, peaches, cherries, nectarines, and pelons, were certified from the Port of San Antonio Este and various phytosanitary reserves and inspection sites. These exports are part of export programs with over 50 countries, with 90% going to Brazil, Russia, the United States, Paraguay, Bolivia, Mexico, Italy, Peru, Canada, and Ecuador.

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In the first four months of the year, the National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (Senasa) of Argentina inspected and certified exports for a total of 188,186 tons of fresh fruits and vegetables from the northern Patagonian region, made up of the provinces of Río Negro and Neuquén. . The actions of the technical-professional team of Senasa's Northern Patagonia Regional Center included health inspection in the field and in packaging establishments and export certification in the Port of San Antonio Este (Río Negro), the phytosanitary safeguards of Villa Regina (Río Negro) and Centenario (Neuquén), and the inspection sites of Río Colorado and General Conesa (Río Negro). The Ministry of Economy of Argentina reported that during the aforementioned period, exports were certified from the Port of San Antonio Este for a total of 94,226.28 tons, distributed in 90,449.85 tons of pears, 3,583.50 tons of apples, in addition to 128.70 tons of onions and 64.22 tons of plums. It is worth ...

Source: MXfruit