South Africa opens its market to Peruvian mango imports

Published 2022년 2월 11일

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The National Agricultural Health Service of Peru (Senasa) announced that South Africa has approved the phytosanitary requirements for Peruvian mangoes to be imported, opening up a new market for Peruvian producers. This follows technical meetings to verify the proposed requirements for mango access to South Africa. This achievement is part of Senasa's efforts to expand Peruvian mango access to new markets, including Japan, Uruguay, South Korea, and South Africa, making a total of 64 international markets. The mango export campaign in Peru runs from October to May and has already certified 232,124 tons for the 2021-2022 season, with the Kent mango variety being the most popular for export.

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By Drafting PortaPortuario.cl, @PortalPortuario, The National Agricultural Health Service (Senasa) of Peru announced that the South African phytosanitary authority approved the phytosanitary requirements for the importation of Peruvian mangoes to this African market. The opening of this new market took place after several technical meetings led by Senasa, which, in the last meeting held on January 24, verified the proposed phytosanitary requirements for mango access to this destination, in relation to production sites. and packing and treatment facilities. In this context, Miguel Quevedo, head of Senasa, pointed out that "access to this market will have a positive impact for all mango producers, mainly the more than 7,000 producers from Piura, Lambayeque and Ancash who actively participate in this productive activity. ”., This milestone is added to those made in the last ten years, where it has been possible to achieve mango access to four new countries such as Japan, Uruguay, ...

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