Peru: Government finalizes agreements to export citrus fruits to New Zealand

Published 2024년 9월 16일

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Peru has approved a phytosanitary protocol to export fresh citrus fruits to New Zealand, opening up a new market for producers in the country. The protocol was signed in a technical meeting with New Zealand's Ministry of Primary Industries and Midagri, the Peruvian agency responsible for agricultural health. This comes as Peru continues to diversify its agricultural exports, with a focus on sanitary and phytosanitary measures, and is currently exporting to 66 countries, including the USA, the Netherlands, China, and the UK. The government is also working on the Pest Risk Analysis for blueberries and drafting sanitary standards for their export. The agricultural sector in Peru is positioned as a leading exporter of blueberries, grapes, quinoa, and is working to increase its position in the global market for avocados, asparagus, and mangoes.

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09/16/2024 The Government, through Midagri, announced the signing of the phytosanitary protocol that will allow the export of fresh citrus fruits (mandarins, oranges, tangelo and limes) from Peru to New Zealand. In a technical meeting held today with the Ministry of Primary Industries of New Zealand (MPI), the Senasa delegation, headed by the national head Vilma Gutarra García and the representatives of the Embassy of Peru in New Zealand, signed the work plan to begin exports to this important market. [Read also: GDP grows 4.5% in July and exceeds expectations] "With the country's agro-export potential, it is essential to continue diversifying access to new markets for Peruvian products; in this way, greater commercial opportunities are generated for producers. These achievements are the result of the actions of Midagri-Senasa at the national level, such as phytosanitary surveillance and quarantine pest control, which is carried out hand in hand with agricultural producers," said ...

Source: PEelperuano