Tembiaporá bananas enter the Brazilian market

Published Aug 5, 2024

Tridge summary

A shipment of 1,008 boxes of bananas, weighing 22 kg each, has been dispatched from Paraguay to Brazil via the Land Port of Foz de Yguazú. The shipment was inspected and released by Paraguay's National Service for Plant and Seed Quality and Health (SENAVE) after complying with the necessary health and safety protocols. This marks a significant step in expanding the banana market for Paraguay. In addition, a disinfection protocol has been implemented for vehicles and containers coming from Brazil to prevent the introduction of exotic agricultural pests. Since 2019, Paraguay has exported over 367 thousand tons of bananas, primarily to Argentina and Uruguay, with the recent addition of the Chilean market.
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The National Service for Plant and Seed Quality and Health of Paraguay (SENAVE) reported that a shipment of bananas to Brazil was completed. The product left from the town of Tembiaporá and its destination will be the state of Paraná. The organization detailed that 1,008 boxes of 22 kg each were shipped. The entry point of the fruit was the Land Port of Foz de Yguazú, after complying with the inspection procedures for the release of the cargo, carried out by inspectors at the KM 12 Algesa Cargo terminal in Ciudad del Este. Pastor Soria, president of the institution, explained that this first load constitutes a great advance in the opening of new markets for this item and that it expands the potential for economic growth of many families that depend on this crop. The health entity indicated that a disinfection protocol was established that will be applied exclusively to trucks or containers from Brazil that enter the country and move to banana production areas, in order to ...
Source: MXfruit
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