Ten Peruvian products are ready to enter new markets

Published 2022년 6월 13일

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The National Agricultural Health Service (Senasa) in Peru is working on negotiating access of Peruvian agricultural products to new international markets, specifically focusing on ten products including citrus, grapes, and more. The timeframe for accessing these markets varies and is dependent on the phytosanitary authorities of the importing countries. The process can take years, as shown with Peruvian citrus fruits in Japan which took 8 years. Currently, Senasa is in the process of preparing an export plan for citrus fruits to New Zealand, and negotiations with Japan for grape export are expected to conclude in July, with exports likely to begin in November.

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(Agraria.pe) The National Agricultural Health Service (Senasa) indicated that managing the access of Peruvian products to new international markets implies carrying out technical negotiations with the phytosanitary authorities of the different importing countries to close each of the stages involved in this process. process. The director of Plant Health of Senasa, Julio Vera, points out that the time it takes for a Peruvian agricultural product to enter a foreign market depends on each country it seeks to enter and the negotiation process that may exist between both nations. For example, he mentioned that the process of access of Peruvian citrus fruits to Japan took about 8 years, and in the case of the entry of grapes to that same country, the process began in 2014, while only this year it will be close to completion. . “These are procedures that take time and depend on the country (of destination). There are some countries that are the main export destinations and undoubtedly ...

Source: Agraria