Europe will audit Argentine citrus farms

Published Feb 6, 2023

Tridge summary

The Minister of Productive Development of Tucumán, Álvaro Simón Padrós, has met with José Luque, the director of SENASA's NOA SOUTH Regional Center, to prepare for the European Union's audit of citrus farms exporting lemons in March. This meeting is part of the efforts to reopen the European market to Argentine citrus, following the suspension and ban due to the detection of black spot in 2020. The ban was lifted in mid-2021 after Argentina implemented the required corrective measures. The application of the opening for Argentine citrus imports into the EU is expected to commence in May.
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The Minister of Productive Development of Tucumán, Álvaro Simón Padrós, received the director of SENASA's NOA SOUTH Regional Center, José Luque. "The meeting was to prepare for the next audit that the European Union will carry out during the month of March in the citrus farms that decide to export fresh lemons to the markets of the old continent," explained the officials and added that "we coordinate the work of the national public bodies and provincial linked to citrus production. It should be noted that these audits are part of the opening of the European market to Argentine citrus, after the suspension of Argentine lemon exports to the European Union in July 2020 due to the large number of inspections that detected black spot on lemons. In the month of August of the same year, the European Union decreed a total ban on importing citrus from Argentina due to the high number of shipments in which it had detected citrus black spot (Citrus Black Spot, CBS). Black spot is caused by ...

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