Mexico: The Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development and the government of France work on establishing certified nurseries

Published 2024년 10월 4일

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The Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader) in Mexico, in collaboration with the Mexican Wine Council (CMV) and the French Embassy, is launching a project to establish certified nursery farms to provide Mexican wine producers with certified grape plants, reducing import costs from Europe. The project aims to enhance the genetic diversity and phytosanitary measures of Mexican vineyards, adhering to national and international health and safety regulations. This initiative includes diagnostic visits by French specialists, support for grape producers in combating endemic pests, and a partnership with the French Institute of Vine and Wine to provide efficient and adapted plants.

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2000Agro/Redacción With the purpose of strengthening the genetics of Mexican vineyards and increasing phytosanitary actions for the prevention and control of pests and diseases that represent risks for national wine production, the Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader) is promoting the establishment of certified nursery farms that comply with the strictest national and international regulations in terms of health and safety. The project is promoted by the Mexican Wine Council (CMV) and the French Embassy in Mexico and seeks to ensure that Mexican producers have access to national and certified grape plants, which will reduce costs for importing vegetative material from Europe. This is a natural step to strengthen the capacities of Mexican producers, based on methodologies that are successful at an international level, said the former director of the National Service for Health, Safety and Agri-Food Quality (Senasica), Javier Calderón Elizalde, in a meeting with ...

Source: MX2000