(Agraria.pe) The National Fisheries Health Agency (Sanipes), attached to the Ministry of Production, announced that the Australian market was opening for the export of octopus, eel and squid, in an automated way with the use of health certificates with digital signature. The management was initiated by Sanipes at the end of March 2020, requesting the acceptance of the health certificates with digital signature issued in Peru, due to the restrictions caused by the pandemic and the spread of Covid-19, in order to facilitate exports of our hydrobiological products to the Australian market.
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After completing the negotiations between the specialists of the health authorities of both countries recently, the technical team of the Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment of the Australian government, confirmed the harmonization of the health certificates for the export of octopus, eel and squid Peruvians to their country. The executive president of Sanipes, Johnny Marchán, pointed out that from now on they can carry out the transactions of these national products to Australia, which will allow diversifying the trade of said hydrobiological species to the market of the huge oceanic country. "The entry of these three new species to the Australian market will allow to increase the commercial exchange between our nations, which since the signing of the Free Trade Agreement (TLC, 2009) has been growing in the order of 5% as an annual average, and that showed an outstanding increase of 37.1% in the last quarter of 2020 ”, highlighted Marchán. Peru-Australia commercial ...
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