Tacna farmers of Peru will export more than 40 tons of pumpkin to Chile

Published 2021년 8월 3일

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A project in Tacna, Peru, aims to export over 5,000 tons of pumpkin in a year, with the first export expected to be over 40 tons to Chile. The project, which costs 3.997 million soles and benefits 344 farmers, provides technical assistance and promotes cucurbit crops. Part of the funds will be used to value 150 hectares of crops. The project will also provide training to 30 producers from Curibaya in August.

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The goal of this initiative is to export more than 5,000 tons in one year. It is an ambitious project in favor of producers from Tacna. In the fortnight of August, the producers of the Valle de Cinto in the province of Jorge Basadre will export more than 40 tons of pumpkin to the Chilean market. Farmers receive technical assistance and training through a project of the Regional Government of Tacna that promotes cucurbit crops. The goal of this initiative is to export more than 5,000 tons in one year. The total investment is 3 million 997 thousand soles and its objective is to achieve the value of 150 hectares of crops. The population benefited from this project is 344 farmers from the La Yarada Los Palos district, Higuerani (Pachía district), Cinto and the Curibaya district (Jorge Basadre province). Indirectly, 1,720 inhabitants of the agricultural sectors will ...

Source: Agroexportaciones