Paraguayan banana is making its way to the Chilean market

Published Apr 4, 2024

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A significant milestone in Paraguay's agricultural export history was achieved with the shipment of 22,176 kg of domestically produced bananas from the Misionero SRL farm in Vy'a Renda, Yrybucuá district, San Pedro, to Chile, one of the most demanding markets. This event, attended by the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock and the president of Senave, not only underscores the shipment's adherence to strict market standards but also aims to pave the way for entry into additional international markets, including Europe. With 70% of its banana production already being exported mainly to Argentina and Uruguay, this successful export to Chile is expected to significantly enhance economic activity and employment opportunities in the region.

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The container with the shipment of 22,176 kg of nationally produced banana left the Misionero SRL farm in Vy'a Renda, Yrybucuá district, department of San Pedro, during an official ceremony held on April 3 and which was attended by of the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG) Carlos Giménez, the president of the National Service of Plant and Seed Quality and Health (Senave) Pastor Soria, the president of the Agricultural Habilitation Credit Ing. Agr. Amanda León, as well as departmental and local authorities. “What is here is sustainable, it is competitive, with what is here we are going to open more markets in the world. If we enter Chile, we will also enter Europe,” Soria mentioned. He also explained that this is the first load of Paraguayan banana that is sent in accordance with the requirements of the most demanding markets and that once it passes the official controls for its entry into Chilean territory, a door will open to other important markets. Aldo Fanego, ...

Source: Productivacm