Peru: New phytosanitary inspection and treatment center inaugurated

Published Oct 11, 2024

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Angel Manero, the Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, has inaugurated a SENASA plant products inspection and phytosanitary treatment center in Yanatile, Calca, providing service to over 27,000 fruit and vegetable producers. The center is a part of the national quarantine protection program aimed at eradicating the fruit fly plague and will ensure pest-free products for national and international markets. The facility has cost S/ 7'618,395.00, funded by the State and the Inter-American Development Bank, and will create job opportunities for various professionals. The minister's goal is to boost the fruit sector and integrate all government levels to benefit small producers.

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The Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Angel Manero, arrived in the district of Yanatile, in the province of Calca, to inaugurate a SENASA plant products inspection and phytosanitary treatment center. The modern facility will be at the service of more than 27 thousand fruit and vegetable producers, and will guarantee that plant products are free of pests and can be marketed in the national and international market. SENASA explained that this investment is part of the national quarantine protection program of 969,162 hectares for fruit-growing areas where work is being done to eradicate the fruit fly plague (ceratitis capitata and anastrepha spp) in Cusco. “We are very happy to be here to inaugurate these SENASA facilities, because Peru does not stop and is advancing in many aspects. We are living times of diversification and a large portfolio of products is opening up for the national and international market, and this is what these new facilities are for, which will ...

Source: MXfruit