Brazil hopes to export Hass avocado to Chile and Japan in 2025

Published 2024년 12월 24일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Supply of Brazil will implement measures to ensure the export of Hass avocados to Chile and Japan starting in 2025. These measures are a result of agreements reached between Brazil's National Phytosanitary Protection Agency and the importing countries' agencies. The measures will include the implementation of risk mitigation management for the fruit borer for exports to Chile and the control and monitoring of the fruit ripening stages for exports to Japan. The Phytosanitary Certification of Origin will support compliance with these requirements. Inspection procedures for Chile have been completed, and properties are being registered to comply with requirements, while procedures for exporting to Japan are still being finalized.

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The Agricultural Defense Coordinator (CDA) of the Ministry of Agriculture and Supply (SAA), through its Phytosanitary Defense Center (CDSV), reported that it will apply measures to guarantee the export of Hass avocado to Chile and Japan starting in 2025. The decision comes after the agreements reached between the National Phytosanitary Protection Agency of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) and the respective agencies of the importing countries. The CDA detailed that in March 2023, Agricultural Defense officials were trained to identify and monitor pests in crops “Exports of the Hass avocado variety are expected to increase in 2025 and, considering that the state of São Paulo is the largest producer in Brazil, this fruit niche is expected to contribute to the increase in the state's GDP,” said Cristina Abi Rachedlost, agricultural engineer and manager of the State Programs for Phytosanitary Certification and Export of Vegetable Products, in statements collected by ...

Source: MXfruit