Peru: Sanipes will allow exporters to save USD 10 million during 2021

Published 2020년 9월 24일

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The Perryan government has introduced a new risk-based control model for the National Fisheries Health Agency (Sanipes), expected to save exporters in the fishing sector around USD 10 million in 2021. This model will be supported by an automated sanitary export certification, benefiting up to 150 exporting companies and potentially saving them around 1.2 million tons in costs related to laboratory analysis and stored frozen products. The new model is anticipated to be adopted by 35 companies in the remainder of 2020, saving them around USD 1.65 million. The shift aims to enhance the sector's competitiveness by simplifying certification processes and reducing waiting times from 18 days to just 3 hours.

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By Redacción PortalPortuario.cl / Andina, @PortalPortuario, The Ministry of Production (Produce) of Peru announced that the new model of control in risk-based processes of the National Fisheries Health Agency (Sanipes) will generate savings of USD 10 million dollars to exporters of the fishing sector in 2021., "It will be complemented with the sanitary export certification that will be carried out automatically for the benefit of companies in the fishing sector with significant cost and time savings," the portfolio underlined., In that In this sense, the executive president of Sanipes, Johnny Marchán, indicated that by 2021 this model is expected to be used by up to 150 companies that would export around 1.2 million tons of hydrobiological resources and products, allowing entrepreneurs to save about 10 million dollars., “The savings are given in the costs of laboratory analysis and the storage of frozen products, mainly. In the remainder of 2020 we expect 35 companies to adopt ...

Source: CLPortalportuario