Peru is working on opening eight new markets for fruit in 2024

Published 2024년 1월 18일

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The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation in Peru announced that the National Agrarian Health Service has planned 13 new accesses to international markets for Peruvian agricultural products in 2024, including 10 fruits to eight destination markets. The General Director of Plant Health, Orlando Dolores, stated that the initiative to promote new trade agreements comes from both the government and the private sector, with the Ministry of Agrarian Development and the Chancellery working together on a work plan. The main difficulties faced in the process have been due to the pandemic, but efforts are being made to accelerate the access processes through bilateral meetings and agreements with countries such as Chile, China, and Japan.

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The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (MIDAGRI) announced that the National Agrarian Health Service (SENASA) has planned 13 new accesses to the international market for Peruvian agricultural products for this year, of which there are 10 fruits to eight destination markets. General Director of Plant Health (SENASA), Orlando Dolores. To find out the current status of trade agreements, fruits and markets that are soon to be opened for the Peruvian agro-export industry, we spoke with the general director of Plant Health (SENASA), Orlando Dolores. Does the initiative to promote new trade agreements come from the government or the private sector? We are an entity that provides services and we are always subject to the request of our producer unions and agro-exporters who ask us to manage the access of various products to the international market. We have been working for many years, with many countries and we have some progress on some products in the different destination ...

Source: MXfruit