Chulucanas farmers in Peru will be able to export frozen mango in cubes

Published 2021년 12월 13일

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The Apromalpi Organic Producers Cooperative, comprising 118 families in the Chulucanas district of Piura, Peru, has received financial support from the Agroideas Program to establish a frozen mango processing plant. The plant, which cost 2.2 million soles, was funded with 1.15 million soles from Agroideas and 1.06 million from the cooperative. The facility, which has created 70 jobs, will allow the cooperative to export frozen mango to several international destinations, generating additional income. Since 2019, Midagri has approved 94 Business Plans in the Piura region, supporting 4,000 producers and investing a total of 42 million soles.

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The Apromalpi Organic Producers Cooperative, which groups 118 families from the Chulucanas district in the Piura region, will now be able to export frozen mango in cubes, thanks to its own processing plant for this fruit. This infrastructure was co-financed through a Business Plan of the Agroideas Program of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation The start-up of this plant was carried out with the participation of the executive director of Agroideas, Carlos Anderson Del Val, who highlighted the commitment of each producer of this organization. "You are the protagonists of the successful operation of this infrastructure that symbolizes a hopeful future for the entire town. That is the contribution of Agroideas, contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of farming families," he said. In 2019, the 118 members of the Apromalpi Cooperative decided to industrialize their mango production with a view to export. Thus, they chose to implement this frozen mango ...

Source: AgroForumPeru