The files for opening new markets such as the United States or Thailand are reviewed

Published 2020년 7월 16일

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The Fruit and Vegetables Working Group, which includes representatives from the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce, the Ministry of Agriculture, and sectoral associations, met to discuss the progress of opening new markets for Spanish produce. The group discussed the status of export requests to the US, Thailand, and other countries, and expressed interest in exporting different fruits and vegetables to these and other markets. The US has agreed to process a protocol to export peppers from all Spanish producing areas, while the visit of Thai inspectors to Spanish farms for a potential pear and grape export protocol has been postponed due to travel difficulties.

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The Fruit and Vegetables Working Group made up of heads of administrations involved in opening new markets: the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce and the Ministry of Agriculture, as well as representatives of sectoral associations, including FEPEX, met, yesterday, to review the status of the opening dossiers that are being worked on, such as the export of peppers to the United States or pear and grapes to Thailand, and to define new markets and products. Regarding files that are already being worked on, such as the opening of the United States to pepper exports, it was reported that the United States had agreed to initiate the necessary processing and initiate the development of the relevant protocol to be able to export this vegetable from all the Spanish producing areas, since until now it was only allowed to send peppers from Almería, Alicante and certain municipalities of Granada. The status of the Thai market opening dossiers for pear and grape was also reported. It ...

Source: Agrodigital